The RGBe format is considered in [16], where its property of expressing a given color according to different possible choices is employed to hide a message into an HDR image: the final color representation is selected among the equivalent ones on the basis of the bits of the secret message.
Doses of statins were converted to an atoravastatin-equivalent on the basis of their low-density lipoprotein-lowering potential as previously described [6].
We also present post-optimality tie-breaking procedures intended to discriminate between equivalent orders on the basis of submission times.
Bioluminescent imaging was performed 14 days later in order to verify that the tumors had properly established and were of roughly equivalent size on the basis of total emitted flux; animals displaying tumor dissemination or bioluminescent signals that fell outside of a standard deviation were excluded from further analysis.
The International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) has recognized several stages and their temporal equivalents (ages) on the basis of characteristic rocks and fossils; they are, from earliest to latest, the Ypresian, Lutetian, Bartonian, and the Priabonian.
Fibers are included in the particle size distribution of the solid skeleton through the concept of an equivalent diameter, defined on the basis of the specific surface.
Transformation of square, rectangular, triangular and hexagonal geometries to an equivalent hollow cylinder on the basis of equal volume and equal internal surface area, facilitates use of the linear driving force analytical solution for a cylinder in order to guide the design of the more complex monolith geometries.
Subjects have been shown to form equivalent implicit attitudes on the basis of information and the negation of that information (e.g., Gawronski et al. 2008).
Moreover, three beams B40_D1, B40_D2, and SS3a, among these specimens are also analyzed by using the equivalent SDOF model on the basis of the approach introduced at UFC-3-340-02 (US DoD 2008), to compare the accuracy of the proposed numerical model.
Also, as shown in the lower part of the table, the net effects of a 10-percent increase in the price of the meat group would reduce daily per capita availability of energy by 0.46percentt or equivalent 16.12 calories on the basis of a total 3, 504 calories.
