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We detect repetitions hierarchically and extract each repetitive object separately in these scenes.

However, iterative deconvolution also amplifies noise during each repetitive step, and often, the process is stopped prematurely to avoid poor signal-to-noise ratio.

We plotted and analyzed each repetitive experiment and the per-node throughput and the hop count distribution are similar with the results shown in Figs. 5 and 6, respectively.

In the case that each repetitive unit is composed of two different materials and the volume ratio of each material is given, the maximum and minimum frequencies of the composite beam are determined.

For a plate with each repetitive unit composed of two different materials at a fixed volume ratio, we compare the natural frequencies of the homogenized model with those of the original plate calculated by the finite element method, and good agreement is obtained.

Without a way to place each repetitive sequence in its proper genomic location, it is difficult to move beyond producing a genome sequence made of many shorter contigs.

In a block design fMRI paradigm, periods (20 s each) of repetitive noxious (laser heat) or innocuous (brushing) stimulation were alternated with rest.

We coated recombinant ECM proteins, each containing repetitive RGD domains, on polystyrene plates and investigated the effects of RGD length on the cell adhesion ability using three different cell lines, namely, fibroblast NIH3T3, HeLa cancer and neuronal PC12 cell lines.

Briefly, cells were homogenized and lysed by addition of 400 µl of TRIzol® reagent to each well, repetitive pipetting followed by incubation for 10 min at room temperature.

CG5468, CG6447, and CG6448 each contain repetitive sequence near the 5' end of the coding region whereas the other genes in the array do not.

Or, actually, the whole thing was loose change, from start to finish — many, many little moments, each holiday, each Valentine, each year unbearably repetitive and yet somehow always new.