In some cases it is reviewing measures in less than 24 hours which would normally take two months at least and often longer if a more in-depth procedure is launched".
Forensic accounting is an in-depth procedure that digs beneath the surface of recorded transactions.
This means that studying the model as a whole implies a more general, less in-depth, procedure with, for example, questionnaires or structured interviews.
Therefore, a 1D σa depth modeling procedure was developed where vertical constraints were subjected by cone penetration testing (CPT).
It is necessary to evaluate the sensitivity of the ACF to estimate the velocity change below the installation depth; the procedure for this will be described later.
We take an image and generate its hash string with specified settings (i.e., fixed number of bytes extracted from the JPEG2000 bitstream and a certain wavelet decomposition depth)—this procedure is repeated for 100 randomly chosen keys and the Hamming distance among all hash strings is computed.
The dendrogram is traversed in a depth first procedure, searching for clusters with significant scores based on a statistical test.
The median-of-ratios method was used to normalise the data to correct for unequal sequencing depth; this procedure was implemented as a default in DESeq2.
The typical insertion is 3 to 10 mm (0.1 to 0.4 inch) in depth; some procedures call for insertions up to almost 25 cm (10 inches).
We have described previously in depth the procedures for tobacco transformation, and the protocols for selection of heterozygous transgenic lines with single transgene integration events [ 3, 4].
It follows from Theorem 1 that a minimum refinement of G can be obtained by a depth-first procedure iteratively solving each polytomy G x, for each internal node x of G.
