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This situation would be similar to Braddick et al. (2001) and Handel et al. (2007) which both compared coherent motion in two directions to random noise, and even Harrison et al. (2007) who used two directions in the coherent condition, compared to four in the incoherent condition.

In other words, non-coherent detection causes 5dB SNR loss compared with coherent detection.

Downing et al. (2006) showed larger responses to incoherently ordered posture sequences as compared with coherent sequences in EBA.

However, due to that no phase information is utilized, this non-coherent processing generally provides limited SNR gain compared to coherent integral.

We have compared the coherent radio emissions (as observed by the Zurich and Trieste instruments) with the X-rays measured by RHESSI and GOES.

By contrast, FRFT detection exhibits a significant deterioration of BER performance at f d > 100 kHz, even if it has the advantages in conventional time-frequency-selective channel compared with coherent detection [16, 25].

In the absence of particles, FTIR is systematically compared to coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) in premixed flames in the presence and absence of external electric fields including line-of-sight as well as tomographic reconstructed FTIR measurements.

We neglected the contribution of thermal diffuse scattering (TDS) compared to coherent diffuse scattering.

Several sources demonstrated increased energy in the alpha-band (8 12 Hz) approximately 50 ms after the onset of a fragmented image rated as coherent compared to a scrambled image rated as not coherent, and the energy increase lasted for approximately 200 ms (see Figure 5).

For responses to the noncoherent stimuli (depth-ordered and transparent plaids), on the other hand, the coherence was significantly lower as compared with the coherent stimulus (jackknife procedure of Arvesen, P < 0.05 for 65 75 Hz).

Compared with the coherent twinning boundary, these interfaces are more stable.