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The second criterion requires that the first derivative of a kernel should be zero when the position of the neighbor particle is approaching the estimated one.

The production criterion requires that all the stimuli that elicit the signal belong to one category, either a general category such as "aerial predators" or a more specific one such as "eagle".

As for the baseband signal, the Nyquist criterion requires that the sampling frequency must be more than twice the upper limit of analog signal frequency band, which has long been well known in engineering design.

Community Response: "This criterion requires that the beliefs of the scientific community as a whole and over time change in response to the critical discussion taking place within it".

As we have seen, the order selection criterion requires that the noise variance is estimated, and we will now show how to use these filters for estimating the variance of the signal by filtering out the harmonics.

Max-Relevance criterion requires that the preferentially selected features possess more correlation with target than other features, while Min-Redundancy criterion demands that the feature to be selected possesses minimal redundancy with the already selected features.

Evaluation of the latter three criteria requires the application of genetic methods, with the result that these criteria rarely have been used outside of our circle of collaborators [e.g.], [ 9], [32], [38], [49] [51]; evaluation of all four criteria requires that colony fragments be returned to the laboratory for study.

Recruitment criteria required that candidates be females who completed at least tenth grade education, were 18 years or older, residents of the kebele, and committed to returning to their respective kebele after completion of training.

The convergence criterion required that the scaled residuals be smaller than 10−4 for the mass, momentum, turbulent, and species transport equations and smaller than 10−9 for the energy equation.

Thus, in our second attempt to investigate allelic imbalance we added another criterion, requiring that at each genomic position, (4) less than 90% of the reads supporting each nucleotide can be aligned to identical positions in the genome.

The other set was based on a stringent coverage criterion, requiring that the alignment cover 80% of the coding sequence.