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Granting planning permission for houses can increase the value of agricultural land over a hundredfold, but councils can only extract part of this value by pushing developers to provide for social housing or infrastructure.
However, LDA suffers from the disadvantage that it can only extract linear features, whereas nonlinear features in the lithological feature space often play a role in lithology identification.
However, the basic SVD can only extract the feature vectors of users and items, which may result in lower recommendation precision.
Wind turbines can only extract their rated amount of power if their blades conform closely to the Computer Aided Geometric Design CAGDD).
We concluded that 2 mm thick limescale impedes heat removal so much that the more efficient conformal cooling system can only extract as much heat as the less efficient conventional system.
"Even if the industry can only extract a fraction of that, combined with North Sea reserves, it could make the UK self sufficient in gas for decades to come".
These two patented technologies use reversible embedding method to embed the watermark in the image; the extraction algorithm can not only extract the previously embedded watermark but also completely restore the original image.
Readers are tailored to their respective format so that users can not only extract format-specific information easily but also implement a common interface so that users can easily extract information shared across these formats.
Results of our experiments show that the tool can not only extract the message format from protocols effectively, but also speculate the state machine model through relevant field attributes conveniently.
Compared with some existing fusion methods, the proposed fusion algorithm can not only extract more spatial temporal salient features from input videos but also perform better in spatial temporal consistency.
By incorporating co-expression dynamics information, our approach can not only extract more functionally homogeneous modules than those based solely on network topology, but also reveal pathway coordination beyond co-expression.
