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Starting from 2007 the CMS experiment will produce several Pbytes of data each year, to be distributed over many computing centers located in many different countries.
The benefit of this approach is that the processor activity remains focussed on the datapoints that need processing and, moreover, that the load can be distributed over many processors, even in a heterogeneous computer architecture.
It remains possible, however, that myosin IIA deficient cells exert forces with the magnitudes below our detection limit (<4 nN), and such forces may be distributed over many pillars so that the total traction force may still be significant.
The consumer's risk is reduced because it is distributed over many sites, and the sites get a proportional cut of the subscriptions.
The proposed distributed arithmetic-based FFT processor results in reduced area as well as power, as the computations are distributed over many clock cycles with less hardware.
Under the climate protection regime, however, the volume at risk is distributed over many probability classes from 0.5 to 0.9 for pine and Douglas-fir (Figure 7C).
These were distributed over many linkage groups (Table 3).
If a DBC code is distributed over many clinical pathways, such as DBC code 3 in the example, then the DBC code represents an inhomogeneous set of DBCs.
In this system, as in other systems (most notably healthcare) where accidents (errors) are local and incidents are distributed over many different units, it can be very difficult to detect a systemic problem.
The PCA of SShD variation among species suggested that variation is distributed over many dimensions rather than being concentrated primarily in one or a few dimensions (the PC1 accounted for 25.6% of the variation and the subsequent eigenvalues decreased gradually).
In contrast, 5S rRNA loci were distributed over many chromosomes of flax as tandem arrays of 350-370 bp, consisting of a 120 bp transcription unit and a 230 bp spacer DNA [ 9, 10].
