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By introducing the geometric sequence division (GSD) method, the discrete delay interval can be separated into multiple subintervals with unequal lengths based on the common ratio α.
To address this problem, in this paper we hypothesize that the design space exploration for network processors should be separated into multiple stages, each having a different level of abstraction.
These comparisons support the conclusions that the QTL detected here can be separated into multiple factors.
Histone acetyltransferases are well conserved in eukaryotes and can be separated into multiple gene families based on primary sequence.
By feeding holographic data to a spatial light modulator (SLM), light (e.g., from a laser) can be separated into multiple beams with dynamically changeable positions and powers.
Figure 2C shows that proteins in the unfertilized egg extracts could be separated into multiple bands with the major bands estimated to range from ~30 kDa to above 100 kDa.
In many places, this main aquifer has been separated into multiple layers by the occurrence of extensive, thick, discontinuous aquitards of varying depths (between 100 and 300 m).
Other extensions include independent vector analysis, where the mixture model is separated into multiple layers, with dependent source components across the layers being grouped into a multidimensional source vector.
I park to the side of the tent, which is separated into multiple living spaces.
This locus was found intact on contigs ranging in size from 22 kb 248 kb in five of the NE strains, while in the other three strains, it was separated into multiple contigs separated by gaps of 52 bp–162 basedased on the sequence of strain CP4.
Some species and processes were separated into multiple unique features to reflect substantial intra-annual changes, such that individual targets were set for: each monthly composite map of coastal upwelling (thus n = 84 maps); annual maps of copepod biomass (n = 14 maps); and annual density distributions of anchovies and sardines (for both n = 24 maps).
