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However, when the model contains more than one kinetic constant, the number of parameter correlations is larger than the number of reference temperatures that can be defined; consequently, it becomes impossible to eliminate all the parameter correlations simultaneously.

Pansharpening can consequently be defined as a pixel-level fusion technique used to increase the spatial resolution of the MS image [9].

For given data x= x1,…, x n the log likelihood is defined as and consequently the maximum-likelihood estimations of the unknown parameters are given by.

In some studies, however, outcomes and impact were defined differently, and consequently great care had to be taken in the data extraction.

The chemical composition of new scrap is usually well defined; consequently, it is often sold back to the primary aluminum producers to be remade into the same alloy.

In this fuzzy rule, the 'AND' and 'OR' operators are defined as algebraic operations, consequently: AND = A · B, and OR = A + B - A · B. The fuzzy weights are used in the fast algorithm as a final step in the noise suppression of the spatial algorithm; the fast algorithm is defined as an averaging procedure with weights as follows: y β out = ∑ γ ∇ γβ α γβ ⋅ x γβ ∑ γ ∇ γβ α γβ, (5).

Second, the outcomes were defined by the authors, and consequently the selection of the 'best case' relied on them.

It is apparent that the surface traces of gently dipping boundaries are defined by the erosion level and consequently these boundaries are not those of particular "tectonic blocks" in the traditional sense.

As mentioned before, one of the reasons of our interest in ρ-behavior of mappings is that the Luxemburg norm associated with the function modular is defined in an indirect way and consequently harder to handle than the function modular.

The LNA of B* type crystallites is defined by their [11̅0] orientation and consequently all crystallographic planes ±(11 n) are aligned parallel to it.

Low Chk1 protein content was defined by 0 (≥5%) positive nuclei, and consequently 108 out of 341 (31.7%) tumors exhibited low levels of Chk1.