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As a matter of fact, there was a large China presence -- occupying 25,000 square feet -- and if that ground-covering bastion hadn't been in situ, BEA might have looked even more dramatically sparse.
The spreading of cells on the sparse positioning density dramatically increased compared to that on the dense positioning density after 3 days of culture.
The sparse grid collocation method dramatically reduces the computational cost, in comparison with the popular quasi-random sampling method.
More and more prevalent are American hip-hop samples laid on top, or clever remixes that build dramatically and drop suddenly from a melodic R&B hook to a sparse, irresistible groove.
Notably, by using sparse DBG, the memory consumption for graph construction decreased dramatically, but the N50 contig and N50 scaffold dropped.
Furthermore, based on sparse signal recovery, the amount of CSI feedback can be dramatically reduced as shown in [32, 33].
Algorithms that filter sparse peptides and weight hit patterns of peptides from "known space" dramatically improve quantification of functions from diverse mixtures of peptides and should substantially improve applications of metagenomic analyses requiring accurate quantitative measures of functional families.
CS theory states that it is possible to reconstruct an aliasing-free image even at sampling rates dramatically lower than the Nyquist sampling limit, as long as the nonzero signal is sparse and sampled incoherently.
While two cameras in very close proximity may yield images having sparse innovations relative to a common background, any significant difference in the camera positions will dramatically increase the complexity of the innovation components.
