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A lot about an animal's biology — how quickly its heart races, how many young it produces, how long it lives — can be predicted from its size alone, whether it is enormous or microscopic.
If its future success can be predicted from its present appeal, it should be one smooth ride.
The key observation is that a block in the current frame can be sparsely represented by a linear combination of few neighboring blocks in previously reconstructed frame(s), enabling it to be predicted from its local measurements by soling the l-1 minimization.
A correlation close to 0 implies that the parameter cannot be predicted from its previous value (i.e. it is less stable and potentially more context- or state-dependant).
In Peru, for instance, almost 70% of a child's educational achievement can be predicted from its father's schooling.
Thus, overall, differential Oil Red O staining was seen in four out of five donors, and the one unresponsive donor could be predicted from its aberrant adipogenic gene expression pattern.
This is in contrast with the intra-frame prediction technique, in which blocks of pixels are predicted from its neighboring pixels within the same frame.
The query protein active site was predicted from its sequence using a conservation analysis tool.
Led by AC Grayling, an all-UK-based (London- or Oxford-based, in fact) and not very diverse panel – including no fewer than five academics, and three judges "recycled" from previous Booker teams – has come up with broadly the kind of final six that might have been predicted from its makeup.
The likely attributes of the plant that would grow from each seed are predicted from its DNA, the most promising seeds are planted, and the process is repeated with the seeds that those plants go on to produce.The tour guide refers to the operation as "CSI: St Louis", although testing now goes on all year, at centres around the world.
The nearest neighbors search algorithm [16] presents a new motion estimation algorithm for low bit rate video coding, where each motion vector is predicted from its neighboring (already coded) motion vectors.
