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A fuzzy model is used to capture and exploit knowledge of sound design from audio experts.
We attribute this to the fact that registration is able to exploit knowledge of the global motion model, and estimation process is highly overdetermined with global motion.
The method can exploit knowledge of the structural similarities between species and the consistency of the data to identify which species introduce the most error and recommend what future experiments and calculations should be considered.
The challenge for the future is to exploit knowledge of how the brain works as a complex system in order to develop more accurate and sensitive diagnostic tests for neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders.
In particular, we exploit knowledge of the hypermutability of cytosine within the CpG dinucleotide (Sved and Bird 1990) for analyses of exonic sequences, demonstrating CpG codons are subjected to stronger purifying natural selection.
Note that unlike the proposed AnnSim measure, this similarity between the pair of drugs only considers their location within the NCIt and does not exploit knowledge of their annotations, e.g. the diseases associated with these drugs.
Can we exploit knowledge on molecular mechanisms of bacterial PCD to develop alternative therapeutic strategies against multiresistant pathogens?
This guidance is provided by an attentional mechanism that exploits knowledge of the specific problem being solved.
In fact, many existing transceiver processing techniques are optimized (according to a chosen criterion) by only exploiting knowledge of the statistics of the information symbol sequence.
The key differentiator between cancellation and spatial isolation is that cancellation requires and exploits knowledge of the self-interference, while spatial isolation does not.
Skeletal muscle tissue engineering is a relatively new field exploiting knowledge of histology, cell biology, medicine, chemistry, and engineering to regenerate, reconstruct, and replace damaged or lost muscles.
