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Experiments show that our proposed algorithm is capable of accurately estimating the blur kernels of complex camera motions with minimal requirements on the accuracy of image alignment.

It has been shown that the proposed method was capable of accurately estimating soil thermal properties.

IDA is capable of accurately estimating the failure/collapse capacity of structures subjected to seismic excitations of different intensities (Villaverde 2007; Vamvatsikos and Cornell 2002).

After a brief training session, emergency physicians are capable of accurately estimating gestational age compared to radiology department ultrasound and should consider performing these measurements in the first trimester of pregnancy.

14 15 Using rich epidemiological data on variation in the incidence of FEP according to major sociodemographic risk factors, 16 19 we describe the development and validation of a population-level prediction tool capable of accurately estimating the expected incidence of psychiatric disorder, based on the sociodemographic structure of the population in a given region.

This approach is capable of more accurately estimating point normals located in highly curved regions or near sharp features.

Effective management depends upon accurately estimating trends in abundance of bird populations over time, and in some cases estimating abundance.

Our method is capable of estimating normals accurately even in the presence of noise and anisotropic samplings, while preserving sharp features within the original point data.

The model using MODIS 250 m data, which brings high temporal resolution and moderate spatial resolution, was capable of estimating GPP accurately in both irrigated and rainfed croplands in three Nebraska AmeriFlux sites during growing seasons 2001 through 2008.

From extensive experimentations on AR systems of different orders, it is shown that the proposed method is capable of estimating parameters accurately and consistently in comparison to some of the existing methods for the SNR levels as low as −5 dB.

To test the idea that the sedimentation flux of detrital materials records past heavy precipitation events (e.g., typhoons), we focused on the detrital flux estimated from the annually laminated sediment of Lake Suigetsu, central Japan, which is capable of accurately correlating the age of detrital flux with the precipitation record.