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The major parameter settings in our numerical experiments were derived from the industrial application example in the previous subsection.
The vulnerability related parameter ε k in Eq. 3 is derived from the answers to CAIQ, and elaborated on later in Subsection "The vulnerability parameter for a CSP".
Our additional sufficient condition is therefore mbox{(R3)} quad h_{mathit {EP}} > h_{mathrm {SN}}^, where (h_{mathrm {SN}}^) is derived from the backwards flow of (3) with ER active as in the previous subsection.
The weight, at each iteration, is expressed as the product of two terms: (1) the probability of the similarity between the noisy patches as described in Subsection 2.2.2 and (2) the probability of the similarity derived from the previous iteration.
In the last subsection, we derived a new descriptor image point using the centroid of feature space images derived from the highly active compounds.
Calculations derived from the C.B.O.
Modern Korean derived from the ancient Sillan.
(The titles were derived from the scores).
His name is derived from the British Cadwallon.
"Nost" is derived from the word "nostalgia".
The latter rarely derives from the former.
