(20) refers to the embedding of one bit, the extension to multiple bits consists of applying (20) for each bit considering each time a different subset of 0 and a different PN sequence (a more-detailed description of the watermark embedding is given by the Algorithm 4).
The multiple-trait multiple interval mapping (MT-MIM) method [ 35], which is an extension of MIM, applies multiple regression on a multiple dimensional (traits) space context, which enables it to capture information that might be available from the existing genetic correlation between traits, therefore, boosting the precision and power to detect QTLs [ 35].
The process of applying hair extensions takes hours.
MC contributed by the basic idea, initial calculations and the draft of the manuscript, GT, PV and LH contributed in equal manner by critical improvements and extensions of the applied methods, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data and the final manuscript preparation.
Current educational system is facing a contradiction between the fundamentality of engineering education and the necessity of applied learning extension, which requires new methods of training to combine both academic and practical knowledge in balance.
Figure 4b shows the prediction of what this basin would look like if it had formed as a result of extension as applied by the uniform flexural cantilever model of Kusznir et al. (1991) and using the Stretch™ software of Badley Ashton.
A prerequisite to the extension of the method applied in [8] to the case of a rate k/n convolutional encoder is the identification of the parameter, n.
The example (32) shows that the direct extension of ADMM (5a - 5d) applied to (32) is convergent, although (theta_{3}) is not strongly convex.
To justify the convergence of the direct extension of ADMM (5a - 5d) applied to (32), one just needs to show that Assumption 3.2 holds at ((tilde{x}_{1}^,tilde{x}_{2}^,tilde{x}_{3}^,tilde{lambda }^)= 0,0,0,0)).
In the TeTraKron extension of PAST, we apply the same algorithm to all unfoldings of X ( n ), i.e., X ( n ) ( r ) ∈ C M r × M M r, r=1,2…,R.
