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In a recent paper (Ma and Wang, 2009), it was found that the limit curve corresponding to a regular edge path of a Loop subdivision surface reduces to a uniform cubic B-spline curve (CBSC) under a degeneration condition.

Although any curve on a Loop surface corresponding to a regular edge path is usually a piecewise quartic polynomial curve, it is found that the curve can be reduced to a single cubic B-spline curve under certain constraints of the local control vertices.

Compared with the conventional matched filter and edge detector, two different scenarios, corresponding to a regular and a high data transmission rate, are employed to assess the accuracy of data detection and the signal frame synchronization capability of the JVSS algorithm.

The case Γo < 1 (and Γn < 1) implies an exponentially decreasing degree distribution, p k ∝ exp(- μk) for large k ≫ 1, corresponding to a regular, infinitely derivable generating function, p(x).

Indeed, we know from the theory of language and automata [ 55] that the minimal DFA corresponding to a regular expression of size R has a size L verifying L ≤ 2 R. Fortunately, in practice, L is usually dramatically smaller than this upper bound.

In case of forward search, a rule corresponding to a right regular grammar is constructed (cf. Section 3.2).

When ring structures are observed, the viscous damping is an order of magnitude higher than the one corresponding to a more regular covering of the tip (Figs. 5c and 6c).

As expected, apamin application induced a decrease in AHP associated with an increase in CVISI, corresponding to a switch from regular to irregular firing.

Depending on the noise level, such responses will be initiated more or less often, corresponding to a more or less regular oscillatory pattern.

4 In particular, proteins and lipids have been analyzed the latter in terms of triacylglycerides, diacylglycerides, and fatty acids, showing that the first five fractions (about 5 mL each) corresponding cumulatively to a regular espresso cup volume contained about 2.1 mg/mL triacylglycerides, 0.4 mg/mL diacylglycerides, and 0.09 mg/mL fatty acids.

The images were selected at regular intervals corresponding to a tool displacement of about 10 pixels (~0.1 mm), so the number of images for analysis depended on the tool displacement before fracture.