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Experimental and theoretical work on C. elegans sequences, and data from ESTs, show that three pairs of genes, and two triplets, should be merged to form five single genes.
In this paper, these techniques will be merged to form an algorithm for modelling HPMBS under the influence of changes in the configuration space due to the variable presence of, or lack of, constraints.
Those will now be merged to form a company worth $24 billion; Telenor and Alfa Group's telecoms arm, Altimo, will have stakes of about 38% each in the merged entity.
At chunk merging, chunks 1 and 2 will be merged to form a segment of length 8 s and this will be one unit in the synthesis stage.
To perform a forward projection (computing the projections of a given 3D volume) where each node is responsible for one slab, the computational results for adjacent slabs have to be merged to form the projections in these overlapping regions.
The new plan specifies that the National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN), the Italian Space Agency, the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, and nine other institutes overseen by Profumo's ministry would be merged to form a single body with the same initials as that of the largest of the dozen, the National Research Council.
In the third part, a plurality of different feature maps is merged to form the conspicuity map, which is a saliency map, through an effective feature consolidation strategy.
Then, all the reduced 's are merged to form a single scheduling matrix so that its size can be tractable for the cross-layer design.
The adjacent grid blocks whose parameters (ln k) have almost similar effects on the production data are expected to have similar permeability trends and are merged to form an upscaled grid block.
In the close season of 1954 the English League and the Scottish League were merged to form a British League.
Monocular visual fields for the patients were merged to form an integrated visual field [19], [31]: a simulated binocular visual field in which patients' best point-by-point monocular sensitivity is used (PROGRESSOR software: Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, UK/Medisoft Ltd., Leeds, UK).
