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In the method, the module structure proposed by Hamaguchi et al. (2011) to assign a fault origin to be distinguished is extended.

If it is appreciated that there are a large number of nonspectral colours that may be made up by mixing the spectral wavelengths, and by diluting these with white light, the number of different colours that may be distinguished is high indeed.

As for two N × N dimension Toeplitz matrices, the maximum number of signals that can be distinguished is N−1 by the proposed FOC-ITMR method.

A priori, the fact that high levels of inbreeding have been detected in this population would imply that the number of double heterozygotes (the only context where phases cannot be distinguished) is low.

"Chemical nose" biosensors are overcoming this limitation and identifying multiple pathogens simultaneously by obtaining a unique set of responses for each pathogen of interest, but the number of pathogens that can be distinguished is limited by the number of responses obtained.

The other species to be distinguished are Norway spruce (Picea abies [L.] H. Karst).

Table 2 shows, following the CARE database [9], the Level 1 errors to be distinguished are listed in decreasing fatalities in Germany.

One of the first stars on which surface features could be distinguished was alpha Andromedae, located about 95 light-years away in the constellation Andromeda.

Overall, the two major sub groups of breast cancer that can be distinguished are stratified according to their ER status.

Three aspects that can be distinguished are 'fear of giving birth', 'fear of bearing a physically or mentally handicapped child' and 'concern about one's appearance'.

"Part of what could be called eccentric is my deep involvement in the SHAPE of clothes in movement... and conviction that what is distinguished is often a high form of eroticism".