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Through our proposed matching framework presented in Sections 2 and 3, we efficiently match points and point pairs in a multi-dimensional space defined by a set of available geometric and texture feature descriptors and geometrical constrains of a set of sampled points.

17 18 mTOR expression and activity is regulated by a number of signalling pathways, availability of nutrients and metabolism, and therefore PPARγ/mTOR signalling is ideally placed to allow chondrocytes to match what would be desirable following injury (repair, anabolism) with the constrains of a pathologic environment (absence of nutrients, 19 inflammation, comorbidities, etc).

Fuzi UVTPK is a Parisian artist who is breaking away from the conventions and constrains of tattoos, bringing a breath of fresh air to what has seemingly become more like a sport than anything else.

Constrained optimization of a given cost function is performed using quadratic programming.

Such measures must be supplemented by draconian rules constraining consumption of a range of goods, particularly fossil fuels, fisheries and forest products.

Constrained optimization of a complex cost function of integer variables is generally NP hard.

Nevertheless, as illustrated in Figures 1 and 2, there is clearly sufficient coevolutionary signal to significantly constrain models of a large number of protein complexes.

MVDR can also be considered as a band of filters constrained to a set of conditions.

D: the stem node age of the Arecaceae constrained to a minimum of 89.5 Mya [ 79, 80].

Other models, in which probabilities of disease are constrained to a maximum of one, generate results more consistent with empirical estimates for a range of diseases.

Cloud droplets, not described by the explicit activation of aerosols, are constrained to a concentration of 200 cm−3, representing a relatively clean cloud.