They can be found explicitly in significant examples to yield best-possible estimates of the norms for classes of integral operators with non-negative kernels.
The prediction and verification of atomic positions— the geometrical configuration— of a complex molecule like a protein, or of a chemically reactive surface, or of a doped solid interface, for example, begins to yield to atomistic simulations based upon classical or semiclassical force-fields.
For example, Cufflinks appears to yield a set of predictions that is more complementary to GeneMark than GIIRA predictions because the combination of GeneMark and Cufflinks leads to a higher sensitivity and fewer missed exons than GeneMark combined with GIIRA.
The method is compared to CLAWPACK in various examples, and found to yield a comparable or better accuracy for similar resolutions.
Inclusion of Middle Eastern or South Asian examples would be expected to yield a more representative result.
Researchers from the University of Missouri found in July that boys' classroom behavior can actually work in their favor by the time they enter middle school: Their impulsive approach -- calling out answers in class, for example -- eventually proved to yield more correct answers.
So we have six different locations or incidents where example 32 had been reproduced to yield Form 2, not Form 1.
The structure of these collagenous tissues can be characterized by small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) to yield, for example, quantitative measures of fibril orientation and fibril D-spacing [ 5– 7].
Demonstrated with numerical examples, these calculations are shown to yield, in a very efficient way, accurate critical load values of these systems.
In the first of three examples, the driving-force required to yield a stagnation-point flow is derived from the pressure field of the potential flow for a lattice of counter-rotating line vortices.
Section 3.4 discusses an example where expected utility theory requires preferences that seem rationally forbidden a challenge to both the necessity and the sufficiency of expected utility for rationality as well as examples where expected utility fails to yield any usable verdict at all.
