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Then the scientists identified and isolated ambient underwater sounds and tracked them back to their sources by computing the differences in time it took for the sounds to reach the two arrays.

Accordingly, this paper presents a parametric study confirming the importance of conventional design criteria and computing the differences in the seismic permanent displacement of pier-shallow foundation systems by differentiating the values of safety factors incorporated in the conventional design criteria.

In normal binaural conditions, sound localization in the horizontal plane is performed by computing the differences in intensity level or time of arrival of the sound (ILD and ITD respectively) that are present between the two ears [1].

Using this method the X A ratio is replaced by computing the differences in the mean chromosome-wide estimates of log-transformed FPKM values (i.e. relative X expression (RXE) = log2(X) – log2(A)).

We determine accuracy both qualitatively (i.e., by examining the images with the human eye) and quantitatively by computing the difference in pixel values between the two images.

The solvation energy was obtained by computing the difference in electrostatic energies of the protein in water and in lipid/water environments, treating each as an implicit solvent model.

The stopping criterion of the evolution is determined by computing the difference in locations (defined by the x and y coordinates) of the corresponding contour points between two consecutive iterations.

Given two models m1 and m2, one can compare them by computing the difference in their log-evidence ln p y | m1)- ln p y | m2).

For evaluating possible absolute or relative efficiencies of intron removal from the final mRNA, allelic score differences were calculated for 5' splice, 3' splice and branch point consensuses (respectively 6, 15 and 5 base lengths) by computing the difference in base likelihood for the allelic bases observed at the relevant base position in the consensus.

To further examine this issue, we also analyzed the data in the time domain, computing the difference in pursuit velocity along one dimension (e.g. x-axis) for the two different target motions along the other axis (e.g. y-axis).

Once the two groups are formed, the average effect is estimated for each outcome by simply computing the difference in means between the two groups.