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In a completely closed tradition it is theoretically feasible to reconstruct the archetype with such certainty that only a single form of the text without variants remains to be examined.
It may, however, not be feasible to reconstruct κ from U in case ω≥k.
As described above, it becomes feasible to reconstruct the HR patches from the optimal cluster in the proposed method.
Using a "mutational postcode" that cells acquire as they divide, Behjati has shown that it is feasible to reconstruct the early developmental process in the adult mouse.
Any invertible transform of biometric feature vector elements represents an approach to biometric salting even if biometric templates have been extracted in a way that it is not feasible to reconstruct the original biometric signal [137].
Applying this framework to both piecewise polynomial and piecewise smooth signals, we show that it is feasible to reconstruct the signals from a limited number of DCT coefficients, with high accuracy.
Finally, experimental results indicate that proposed method possesses faster speed, lower computational complexity and better generalization performance, and it is a feasible and effective approach to reconstruct 2-D defect profiles.
After that, if the obtained solution is not feasible, a perturbation operator is subsequently employed to reconstruct the incumbent solution and an acceptance criterion is implemented to determine whether or not accept the perturbed solution.
The recent progress in DNA sequencing techniques makes it feasible to sequence a sufficient amount of DNA to reconstruct entire genomes at low costs.
It seems entirely feasible that wavelet approaches will have sufficient statistical power to reconstruct admixture events far deeper in time than those currently studied.
In particular we reformulate the idea in Morarescu and Canudas-de Wit [2011] with the correct number of feasible modes, and introduce the concept of graph constrained-CTM observer, which is used to reconstruct the densities from the Grenoble south ring use case that contains 45 cells organized in 9 links, and is simulated using a calibrated AISUM micro-simulator.
