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Inspired by the recent progress in dynamic texture, the problem of face spoofing detection was recently investigated in two independent articles using spatiotemporal local binary patterns.

The study is motivated by the recent progress in fabricating free-standing single crystalline ferroelectric nanostructures which exhibit complex ferroelastic domain patterns.

Above all, one can consider that the traditional suspicion among economists about the possibility to measure subjective well-being is being assuaged by the recent progress.

The complexity of gene expression control by non-coding RNA has been highlighted by the recent progress in the field of riboswitches.

The present work was motivated by the recent progress in the asymptotic analysis of differential equations by means of regularly varying functions in the sense of Karamata, which was initiated by the monograph of Marić [7].

Motivated by the recent progress in sparse signal processing, an unconstrained optimization is proposed which keeps the fidelity of in-ear level while reducing the number of initial active microphones through the log-sum-sparsity-induced regularization term.

We conclude by describing the recent progress and future prospects including limitations and challenges of phytohormone engineering for inducing abiotic stress tolerance in crop plants.

By reviewing the recent progress on the elucidation of the structure of gold carbenes and the definitions of metal carbenes and carbenoids, we recommend to use the term gold carbene to describe gold carbene-like intermediates, regardless of whether the carbene or carbocation extreme resonance dominates.

GWAS is promoted by the recent progresses in re-sequencing rice genetic resources (CAAS BGI IRRI, [2014]) and reverse and direct genetics approaches are facilitated by the creation of large and diverse mutant collections (Wei et al. [2013]).

The feasibility of the present study has been facilitated by the recent progresses of the crystallographic techniques, which have increased the number and the accuracy of structures of these nonglobular systems.

This chapter focuses on fuel cells powered by biocatalysis and the recent progress made on biocatalytic fuel cell research.