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Curie temperatures (TC) of several diluted magnetic semiconductors are calculated from first-principles by using a mapping on a Heisenberg model in a mean field approximation.

An innovative way to localize CNTs within the printed patterns was developed by using a mapping technique of surface sample, based on a scanning electron microscope coupled with an energy dispersive X-ray spectroscope.

One way to prove this is by using a mapping derived from the neural network being a homeomorphism (Forti and Tesi [21]; Chen [9]; Lu [22]; Zhao and Zhu [23]).

Rat genes were converted into orthologous human genes by using a mapping table provided by the Jackson laboratory (http://www.informatics.jax.org/).org/

By using a mapping scheme, product proteins, so-called disease proteins corresponding to the disease genes in the OMIM database, are identified by UniProt protein IDs.

As showed by Wang et al. [ 22] sharing CPGs among institutions can be achieved by using a mapping process between a guideline model and generalized guideline execution tasks.

As reported on the Budget Travel website, "Barack Obama watchers can take a do-it-yourself tour of the president's childhood haunts by using a map from Obamasneighborhood.com; or hop on a two-and-a-half-hour bus tour that passes his grade school, the Baskin-Robbins where he once worked, and several picnic spots that he loved (Guides of Oahu, $40£2929) per person, obamatourhawaii.com).com

CompAcc [10] can also localize a mobile user by using a map-matching technique along with GPS, an accelerometer, and compass but only in outdoor areas.

Furthermore, the NUDA/GL-1 gene was cloned by using a map-based approach and the locus was shown to encode a WUSCHEL-like homeobox gene (OsWOX3B) by RNAi and complementation transgenic studies.

For example, the major QTL Grain number 1a was cloned by using a map-based strategy; its identification contributed both to our understanding of the genetic control of spikelet development in rice and to the improvement of grain number per panicle (Ashikari et al. 2005).

Cooper said he mapped out his entire Nebraska trip by using a maps of the Keystone Pipeline System he found online. .