Thirty canopies reconstructed from the same MC data sample (describing 250 leaves, i.e. less than 20% of crown leaf number) by both procedures indicated that the variability associated with each simulation process can be neglected, i.e. MC leaf sampling played the principle role in driving foliage reconstruction and deciding canopy geometrical traits.
The private sector is expected to be the driving force for reconstruction.
Rising incomes and post-conflict reconstruction are driving breakneck economic growth, and the spurt has some years to run.
He was the driving force behind the reconstruction of the Lunt Roman fort, near Coventry, the first major rebuilding of its kind to use original techniques and materials.
As the story of Kamaishi's breakwater suggests, the kind of cozy ties between government and industry that contributed to the Fukushima nuclear disaster are driving much of the reconstruction and the fight for a share of the $120 billion budget expected to be approved in a few weeks.
Then, the unreconstructed Au (111) surface exhibit a considerable tensile surface stress and the driving force for the reconstruction is the relief of this tensile surface stress.
Access to SPECT/CT systems in clinical practice would provide CT-derived attenuation maps which, besides delivering a more accurate attenuation correction, could also be incorporated in iterative reconstructions for driving scatter corrections based on Monte Carlo simulation algorithms [18].
For the companies back home, the costs of doing business in Iraq are climbing, too, potentially driving up the expense of reconstruction there.
George E. McNally, Mobile's first Republican mayor since Reconstruction, was the driving force behind its creation.
From the point of view of PET image reconstruction, two innovations can be underlined as driving the present evolution: resolution recovery (or point spread function) reconstruction and time-of-flight reconstruction.
