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Allelic variation of six key genes involved in regulation of rice grain size was widely distributed in a collection of 215 germplasms, indicating that the collection was representative of genetic diversity in rice (Oryza sativa L .. Several germplasms in our collection that had similar grain traits (such as length and width) also shared allele combinations.

Though DA calls their approach a distributed ledger, it's not so much a single distributed ledger as a collection of many private ledgers (the PCS databases) all linked together by shared blockchain (the GSL) that does little more than record that a transaction of some kind, any kind, has taken place.

In China cartoons distributed across weibo, a collection of Twitter-like social networks, have become a powerful way of criticising the communist regime.

In networked control systems the controller of a physically distributed plant is implemented as a collection of tightly interacting, concurrent processes running on a distributed execution platform.

In the proposed approach, a target application is characterized by a collection of distributed, autonomous, and diverse mobile agents, designed to mimic the adaptive behavior of biological systems.

RLlib implements a collection of distributed policy optimizers that make it easy to use a variety of training strategies with existing reinforcement learning algorithms written in frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, and Theano.

This leads to the idea of epidemic algorithms, also called gossip-based algorithms, in which information is propagated through a collection of distributed computing hosts, typically using some form of randomization.

We propose an automated key management system to automatically generate, distribute and update keys for a collection of 'keying groups', each of which is the subset of routers sharing the same key.

Grid computing [2, 3] is a collection of distributed resources that are shared among the group of users.

For a flat fee, TuneCore will help artists distribute their digital music to a collection of music stores that the company has forged deals with including Rhapsody, Amazon MP3, and iTunes.

A proxy-based infrastructure for handling data intensive applications has been proposed by Beynon [28]; however, this infrastructure was not as scalable as a collection of distributed cache servers available at multiple back-ends.