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Lawrence Berkeley researchers are also working on making lighter-colored asphalts and roof shingles that come in different colors but that efficiently reflect infrared light.

The Gabor feature can efficiently reflect the texture of an image, and SURF emphasizes key points in an image, such as corner and extreme points.

Thus, by comparison with previous work [5, 7, 12], our approach can more efficiently reflect the behavior of the present 802.11 protocols performing in realistic environments.

However, the statistical moment-based splicing detection methods are limited in that the statistical moments for an entire image do not efficiently reflect the local discontinuities caused by a splicing operation.

(a) We design real-time users' utilities that dynamically adjust with respect to users' service short-term QoS satisfaction levels fulfillment, enabling them to efficiently reflect real-time services strict, instantaneous resource demands at the scheduling policy.

Undoubtedly further sensitivity analysis could be undertaken, but the model still cannot efficiently reflect the interactions among these uncertainties because each solution can only provide a single result corresponding to variations of the uncertain inputs.

The ability to manage engineering changes (ECs) efficiently reflects the agility of an enterprise.

The result shows that MS-FCAP is capable of recovering the sampled sensor data accurately and efficiently, reflecting the real-time temperature change in the refrigerated truck during cold chain logistics, and providing effective decision support traceability for quality and safety assurance of frozen and chilled aquatic products.

Our questionnaire was easy to complete and it efficiently reflected vision-related QOL.

The considerable evolutionary divergence of the pygmy anteater might be more efficiently reflected in the taxonomy by placing it in its own family as advocated by Barros et al. [ 62].

In conclusion, we have shown how increasing water diffusion, measured by ADC, in a well defined brain region is closely correlated with volume increase suggesting that ADC in bacterial meningitis efficiently reflects vasogenic oedema.