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The small errors between coarse projective integration and direct full integration (which depend on the projection step size and the projection method) can be seen in Fig. 10.

These facts motivated Glowinski et al. [12] to suggest another technique, which does not depend on the projection.

PEEM data were obtained with X-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD) contrast, so images depend on the projection of local magnetization onto the grazing-incidence X-ray beam direction.

Insertion of the function ξ, Eq. (3), into Eq. (14) allows us to rewrite this equation in the form where x i0, k = x i k, and define a subsequence of k-th iteration by letting x k depend on the projection angle θ s as Next, we let the index s run over projection angles in an arbitrary order and associate the index k with samples in the Fourier domain.

The so-called eigenshape kernel refers to an adaptively changing kernel shape by depending on the projection of each tracking window into an eigenshape space.

Remark 3.2 Note that algorithm (3.1) just depends on the projection onto a single closed and convex set for each fixed n.

Polarimetric images of comets presented in Hadamcik and Levasseur-Regourd (2003b) reveal two distinctive features in the coma: a circumnucleus halo and jets or arcs (depending on the projection of coma upon the celestial sphere).

As the projection step (point 3) represents the most important part of the processing cost (depending on the projection domain), we generally choose D-MUSICAL to achieve the detection in real applications.

When CTA is used to quantify the degree of carotid stenosis, we suggest the use of an automatic calculation of stenosis based on cross-sectional area rather than on the narrowest diameter, because area considers asymmetric shapes of stenosis, while diameter depends on the projection.

To assess the effect of these stimulus components on the neuron's response, we can compute the instantaneous firing rate depending on the projection P t) of a stimulus segment onto the principal component with a stimulus segment.

The current pay-as-you-go scheme is likely to work until 2042 or even 2052, depending on the projections used.