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In problems such as these, it may be reasonable to model each image x j ∈ ℝ N as being a translated, rotated, scaled subimage of a larger fixed image.

In addition, considering that research topics may change every few years even for the same investigators, it would therefore be reasonable to model temporal changes.

From Fig. 2, it is reasonable to model the production temperature using a normal (Gaussian) distribution.

In several scenarios (such as far-field surveillance and objects moving on a plane), it is reasonable to model constant motion in the real world using a linear dynamic system (LDS) model on the image plane.

As non-specific hybridization is not likely to be gene (and thus probe) specific, it is reasonable to model it with a global distribution [ 26].

The P-value of the time-varying coefficient was also used to determine whether it was reasonable to model a variable as time-dependent in different subgroups.

Because of the collinearity that arises from the compounds' concurrent involvement in biological processes, it is reasonable to model individual compounds as members of coherent groups of compounds.

Considering that the stoichiometric compositions of Cd45Pr11 and Cd58Pr13 are very close to each other, it was reasonable to model them with a similar temperature dependence of the energy contribution.

Therefore, the haltere's bouncing back along the actuation direction is either due to the elasticity of the cuticles or the muscle attached to the base and it is reasonable to model the underlying actuation mechanism with a rigid stalk connected to a torsional spring at the base.

If these are based on fundamental physical laws, then it may be reasonable to treat the model as 'predictive', in the sense that it is not subject to falsification and we can rely on its conclusions.

The local bond stress-slip curves near the loaded end are generally stiffer than those close to the anchorage end, which indicates that it might not be reasonable to do finite element modelling using an unified bond-slip law.