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At the Hidden Figures on the Hill event, staffers clustered to capture their good time with a selfie.

The number of operating points and their locations are determined automatically by using fuzzy clustering to capture characteristic patterns in the aerodynamic model throughout the flight envelope.

The demapper incorporates the covariance information of the received symbol clusters to capture noise variation across the constellation and any dependency between the in-phase and quadrature components.

If the two edges of the feature space were not equalized w.r.t. the data points' density, then we would risk one of the two clusters to capture intermediate states.

The mixed CRF model represents both the internal complexity and external contexts of the entities, and the model is integrated with word clustering to capture domain knowledge with PubMed articles including titles and abstracts.

Accommodating rare variants in our LD model requires a large number of clusters to capture more subtle differences between more recent ancestral haplotypes.

Thus, prognostic gene lists need only to select a single gene from a highly correlated gene cluster to capture the overall expression pattern of all genes within that cluster.

These data were then aggregated by cluster to capture information on the survey location, sample size, and the sum of persons who reported to sleep under an ITN the night before the survey.

Snapshot sites, which measured only NO2 and NOx, were located in clusters to capture gradients near sources (e.g., primary roadways) and monitored for three 2-week periods, one each in winter, summer, and either spring or fall.

Then, based on the MSA pipeline, we chose a transcript with gene symbols and the longest ORF in each gene cluster to capture the most information for downstream expression analysis.

Term co-occurrence probabilities are considered in the semi-supervised document clustering process to capture term-to-term dependence relationships.