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Plotted genes were chosen to provide extremal exemplars with different performances: the best and worst genes across the whole time scale and two other genes which showed most variation in recent compared with ancient times and vice versa.

For instance, we identified three exemplars with different sets of gene fragments, each of which were specific to a different branch of the bat phylogeny (as shown in fig. 3 A).

A different node-type of bipartite network representation of the protein network exemplars with the ten different immune cell types are represented in Figure 4.

All four trial types were presented twice with different exemplars.

Classification of exemplars of the "human" versus the "inanimate" category was successful in several early visual areas for eight out of nine exemplar combinations, replicating in part the results of experiment 1 and demonstrating decoding of sounds of the categories "human" and "inanimate" with different sound exemplars and shorter stimulus presentation times.

For a=1, the G distribution is a basic exemplar with a continuous crossover towards cases with different shapes (for example, a particular combination of skewness and kurtosis).

We used 8 faces from the ORL database of faces (http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/dtg/attarchive/facedatabase.html) each with 5 exemplars of different views, as illustrated in Fig.  11.

For α=β=1, the G distribution arises as a basic exemplar of the GW-G distribution with a continuous crossover towards cases with different shapes (for example, a particular combination of skewness and kurtosis).

The higher-order, equivalent single-layer model developed in Part I is applied to the stretching and bending of exemplar multilayered flat plates, where the results are compared with different 3D models, and trends and insights are subsequently drawn.

It may well be that the situation with single-frame modulation spectrum exemplars is different from 30-frame Mel-spectrum exemplars so that clever dictionary learning might be beneficial.

At the perceptual extreme of tuning to stimulus form, recovery might show an "image-selective" pattern, with continued adaptation only to an identical picture and full recovery to any picture with different stimulus form in 2D retinotopic coordinates, including different exemplars of the same type of animal that have been reversed in their left/right orientation.