Briefly, PCR products were hybridized with probes bound to fluorescently coded micro-spheres (HLA-A: 58/61/63 probes, -B: 100 probes, -C: 56 probes, -DPB1: 40 probes, -DQB1: 37 probes and -DRB1: 70 probes).
RXXPXXP bound to SH3 is shown as color-coded spheres.
After insertion of the transseptal catheter and confirmation of its correct positioning, 4 million colour-coded spheres of 15-micron diameter each are injected hourly (E-Z TRAC; Interactive Medical Technology, Los Angeles, CA) as previously described [ 149].
One way of describing the sensitivity of a neuron is to plot its response in a color coded way on a unit sphere.
The main problem that should be resolved is to find a compromise between the number of HOSE code environment spheres taken into account during the chemical shift calculation for a given carbon atom and balancing it with saving structure generation time.
Unlike the smooth code, the spheres here are non-overlapping.
The teeth were coded and a 1.5-cm Plexiglas sphere was used to simulate the soft tissue.
Another solution may consist in employing a list sphere decoder [27] to weight the coded symbol before entering the belief propagation decoding module.
The concept map is colour coded according to the traditional colour wheel with redder or 'warmer' spheres being where the more frequent concepts are likely to be found and bluer spheres being where the least frequent concepts are more likely to be found.
The response options in the SPHERE questionnaire, "never or some of the time", "a good part of the time" and "most of the time" were coded as 0, 1, and 2 respectively.
He had continued his sphere packing work with AT&T Labs mathematician Neil Sloane, and that year the duo secured US Patent No. 4,507,648, "Decoding Techniques for Multi-Dimensional Codes", applying their sphere-packing in coding theory, figuring out how to most efficiently send signals across telephone and fibre-optic lines.
