This error mainly consists in low-frequency artifacts (the cupping effect).
The latest advance consists in low-cost, wearable and dry EEG headsets with wireless transmission (see [20, 21] for reviews) that allows mobile EEG services.
The current mainstay of treatment for thrombotic APS is heparin followed by long-term anticoagulation, while in obstetric APS, the accepted first-line treatment consists in low-dose aspirin (LDA) plus prophylactic unfractionated or low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH).
The second mode consists in low-level virus reproduction that, however, results in the production of a cytotoxic protein, which then causes cell damage.
Aerocapture consists in a low altitude pass through the atmosphere to slow down a vehicle and put it in orbit about the planet.
In order to preserve its main advantage, which consists in the low envelope variations it exhibits, special care needs to be taken when applying MIMO techniques in SC-FDMA systems.
The second contribution consists in a low-complexity power control strategy that achieves a similar energy efficiency as the optimal strategy for each approach (DIV and DRCP).
The main challenge here consists in mapping low-level features to high-level concepts typically found within images, a problem named as semantic gap.
Our approach is premised upon a classical finite element method 'truth approximation' space X N ⊂ X of (typically very large) dimension N ; the RB method consists in a low-order approximation of the 'truth' manifold M N (see Figure 1) given by M N = { u N ∈ X N : μ ∈ D }. (1).
We thus conclude that the major challenge for emitters with low Nsurf consists in achieving reasonable low j0,met values in order to benefit on the cell level from the lower recombination activity in the passivated, non-metallized surface area.
The empirical orthogonal eigenfunctions (EOF), also called Proper Orthogonal Decomposition (POD), or Karhunen-Loève expansion (KL) method, consists in finding a low dimension linear (flat) manifold, containing (or sufficiently close to) the trajectories [ 17, 18].
