Thus there exists a segmentation in K or fewer segments without any change-point in the plateau such that its optimal cost is C K, n. ■ This theorem is more subtle than we might have thought based on our intuition.
There exists a segmentation m in K or fewer segments without any change-point in the plateaux such that the optimal cost of m is equal to C K, n.
Hypomeric regeneration, in which fewer segments are produced than were removed, is more common, however.
The variation of the stresses and the strength of the stress and strain concentrations increases with fewer segments and increases strongly with higher friction coefficient between segments and the cladding tube.
The ability to replace an amputated part is usually restricted to the anterior end, where lost segments are replaced either by the same number or fewer; if fewer segments form, internal reorganization of the organ system follows.
In order to attain G2 continuity of the B-spline curve, we use a non-uniform knot vector, which also enables the curve to be composed of fewer segments as compared to a uniform curve.
The opisthosoma consists of twelve or fewer segments that originally formed two groups, a mesosoma of seven segments and a metasoma of five, terminating with a telson or spike.
In the IS group the clamp tended to result in fewer segments with PSS in the recovery stage, but the difference was not statistically significant.
The foot is often described in current foot models by substantially fewer segments than the actually existing anatomic structures [ 7, 14, 19].
In addition, the telomeric ends of SSC 3 and 4 were divided in more segments than the previous comparative map [ 11], though in general the present map is divided in fewer segments, probably due to fewer markers.
