Three mouth-throat geometries, with significantly different geometric and filtering characteristics, are merged onto the same tracheobronchial tree that extends to generation 8, and Large Eddy Simulations are carried out at steady inhalation flowrates of 30 and 60L/min.
To avoid redundancy, nearly identical characteristics were merged into one parameter.
After deleting repeated characteristics and merging highly similar characteristics, 121 remained in the final list (Additional file 1).
Guto Puw's Camouflage was also premiered, a piece in which textures and characteristic sounds merged and re-emerged in the overall picture, as in nature.
"What we do, much like in the United States, is take dozens or hundreds or thousands of characteristics and merge them together to create [credit] signals," says Merrill, a Ph.D. in psychology who spent six years as Google's chief information officer.
The system gained extratropical characteristics as it merged with a polar frontal boundary, and it dissipated west-southwest of Bermuda on October 28.
The next morning, as it passed through Missouri, Gustav began to gain extratropical characteristics as it merged with a frontal boundary.
Negative/Problem was initially treated as two distinct characteristics during coding, but merged because the analysts expressing difficulties differentiating between negative and problem, something that also was reflected in lower inter-rater agreement for these initial characteristics (Cohen's kappa 0.68 and 0.55, respectively).
In addition, we are making available a file of stimulus characteristics, which can be merged with the data.
"I think the teenager represents something important in contemporary culture about identity, particularly sexual identity," says Grant. "The age between childhood and adulthood is one that is traditionally about transformation and therefore has the potential to question adulthood, often merging characteristics that are defined as masculine and feminine.
