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Real alert signals may be created by integrating information over vast catchment areas in the cases where the network sensor density is below a certain value.

The charts labeled as (f, g, h) are energy-filtered maps created by integrating the signal without ZLP within the energy intervals 1.5 to 1.6, 1.8 to 1.9, and 2.3 to 2.4 eV, respectively.

With streaming sensing devices becoming an important source of big crisis data, Linked Stream Data can be created by integrating the sensed data with data from other sources by utilizing their semantic descriptions.

We present a 3D geological model of a fault system, created by integrating borehole and surface structural data, which allows us to bridge the gap between outcrop-scale descriptions and large-scale geophysical models.

The first goal of this work is to compare model forecasts, with and without inflation, to a true trajectory created by integrating a modified version of the same model.

This algorithm is created by integrating the preferred aspects of two algorithms: the grey level co-occurrence hybrid structure (GLCHS) and the grey level co-occurrence hybrid histogram (GLCHH).

Molecule Database Framework is written in Java and I created it by integrating existing free and open-source tools and frameworks.

The electric field gradients necessary for the occurrence of DEP can be created mainly by integrating microelectrodes on a substrate or insulating topological structures integrated within a microfluidic channel, named insulator-based dielectrophoresis (iDEP).

A final gene set was created synthetically by integrating evidence-based data using the gene modeling program, MAKER (version 2.26-beta), including the exonerate pipeline with default options [ 48, 104].

He's already CEO of the company but his ascension to chairmanship marks the end of an idea: that companies could create value by integrating agriculture and pharmaceuticals.

The latter, were created by collecting and integrating data from three diverse resources, each one with different content covering from rare monogenic disorders to common complex diseases.