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Then we found that our operator could be regarded as a natural extension of the Retinex algorithm by adding a global adaptation process to the local adaptation.

It is found that the operator is regarded as a natural extension of the Retinex algorithm by adding a global adaptation process to the local adaptation.

The proposed operator can be regarded as a natural extension of the Retinex by adding a global adaptation process to the local adaptation.

This paradox suggests that there is a potential to create more enthusiasm for public health issues already in curricula by adding a global dimension.

Subjects that might be fruitfully addressed by adding a global health dimension to current teaching include worldwide patterns of health and disease; the up- and downstream determinants of these patterns; globalization and its effects on health and health systems; and a comparative study of the student's own national health system with other health systems.

We therefore suggest adding a global perspective to local clustering, namely glocal (global-local) clustering.

You could go the Israelsen route, or take it a step further by adding a broad-based global index fund.

To correlate the results and gain insight into the mixture ignition process, a continuous mixture droplet ignition model was devised by adding a continuous formulation for a global reaction rate expression to an existing droplet evaporation model.

We emphasize here the global aspects, by adding a form of parameterized barrier synchronization between membranes.

Furthermore, in our model we modeled global inhibition by adding a negative weight to the feedforward connections and not by introducing local inhibitory cells at layer 2. In this way the combination in time of excitatory and strong inhibitory inputs mimic the synchronous activation and the strong and global inhibition described in the early visual system.

Local effects are not included by omitting parts of the cross-section in the gs-approach, but by adding an additional equivalent global imperfection.