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So, the adjustment of the laser plane position can be implemented by comparing the gauge block vertical ridge with the actual location of the laser plane.

This detector can be implemented by comparing the likelihood ratio, Λ z), to a detection threshold fixed taking into account Probability of False Alarm (P FA) requirements, as stated in expression (1)[2, 3], being f z|H i ), i ∈ {0,1}, the likelihood functions under both, the null (H 0) and the alternative (H 1) hypothesis.

The detector is implemented by comparing the output of the discriminant function to a threshold.

Validation has been implemented by comparing the calculated against the measured in literature with good qualitative agreement.

Finally, validation has been implemented by comparing the calculated to the measured in literature with good qualitative agreement.

First, the interpretation of these color composite images was implemented by comparing the colors in these two color composite images to the spectral properties of the cover types.

As a first step, a standard DD estimator is implemented by comparing the change in the outcome of women aged 30 to 34 (affected by the policy) with the change in the outcome of men of the same age group (unaffected by the policy) between pre- and post-policy period, assuming that the outcomes of both groups would have had a parallel trend in the absence of the policy.

Further investigation into the sensitivity of the methodology was implemented by comparing four scenarios based on different assumptions.

Such an approach is implemented by comparing the similarities between the experimental spectra and the theoretical spectra predicted from peptide sequences in a database.

This is implemented by comparing the sparsity patterns of each ray pair in E(K i ) and removing any ray r for which there exists an r' such that NZ(r') ⊂ NZ(r).

Although the equality helper functions can be implemented by simply requiring syntactical equivalence of the compared graphs, such a strict comparison will reject many semantically equal graphs.