In this study, we loosely define a "large-scale array" as a group of 20 or more broadband seismometer stations with aperture lengths exceeding ∼1000 km whose seismograms can be analyzed by standard array processing methods.
We consider a multi-period, multi-echelon, multi-commodity and multi-product problem defined as a large scale mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model.
This is the first time that temporal patterns of endemic and epidemic shigellosis/dysentery, typhoid fever, and cholera have been defined concurrently on such a large scale.
The complement of this concept is factory discipline or work on a large scale, which is defined as any work involving no family hierarchies.
Seismic risk assessment on a large scale may be defined as the prediction of the fraction of buildings expected to reach a conventional limit state in the region and time period of interest.
A recent work by Silva [ 18] uses an algorithm (based on an HCA representation of proteins) intended to automatize a large scale databank screening, defining TM-scores to select with a good probability a group of proteins sharing structural homology.
Research and popular use of psychedelic drugs like mushrooms and LSD surged in the 1960s, when the substances first entered the American cultural consciousness on a large scale, and came to define '60s counterculture.
In good agreement with the tree topology, the gene relationships inferred from a large scale synteny analysis[ 9], define paralogous sequences linked through several successive nodes corresponding to at least three genome duplications.
Mobile crowdsensing can be formally defined as a large-scale sensing paradigm in which spatially distributed participants with sensing and computing devices capture and collectively share data in order to measure and map phenomena of common interest [3].
Rather than a "hierarchy" it is a kind of organization that Boston Consulting Group's Philip Evans has called a "hyperarchy," which he defined as a "large-scale, self-organizing community that sets free unusually high degrees of energy and engagement-despite the lack of a clear or direct economic payoff for participants".
Though it is located outside of the smallest region of overlap defined by a large-scale analysis of neuroblastoma tumors [15], at least one copy of the region encompassing the NBPF1 gene is deleted in most neuroblastomas with 1p deletion.
