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Paredes' images capture the dynamic range of raw emotions that come with a complicated conversation between loved ones.

Thus, the differences observed in the number and identity of differentially expressed genes hinge on the assumption of the underlying data distribution, and the assumption of a normal distribution, while robust in many types of data analysis, does not capture the dynamic range of RNA-Seq read count data.

Coded row-wise exposure can be used to implement a simple yet effective row-wise auto-exposure for better capturing the dynamic range of many scenes, especially outdoor scenes.

At 20 dBm transmit power, a minimum of 50 dB suppression is required from the combined passive and analog suppression stages to reduce the power of the self-interference to a level where the remaining signal can be captured within the dynamic range of the ADC, with a sufficient resolution for the desired signal after digital domain suppression of the residual self-interference.

A good linear imaging sensor in CCD or CMOS technology can capture scenes with the dynamic range of 74 dB which is sufficient for most applications.

The conventional group delay function fails to capture the resonant structure and the dynamic range of the speech spectrum primarily due to pitch periodicity effects.

Then we combine the multiple images into a single image to extend the dynamic range of the capture image to 14-bits equivalently.

We then compared the dynamic range of signal for captured proteins in-well to that determined by microengraving (see Figure 5).

The noise-free HDR images (ground truth) were captured as a set of carefully calibrated exposure brackets one f-stop apart covering the dynamic range of the scene.

Care was taken when setting image capture parameters that the nuclei with the highest DNA content in a group of samples did not saturate the dynamic range of the images.

This maximizes the dynamic range of the output.