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The FM with fine hierarchical roughness exhibits excellent superhydrophobicity and breathability under even 300% strain of biaxial stretching.

Although a plethora of MPMs have been designed recently, characterization of the fine hierarchical compartmented structure and dynamic conformation change of MPMs are still challenging.

The enhanced photocatalytic activity is attributed to the combination of the doped inorganic elements, the fine hierarchical and well-aligned porous nanostructures as analyzed by SEM, TEM, XPS, BET, UV vis absorption and photodegradation tests.

We minimize this nonlinear metric using a novel coarse-to-fine hierarchical solver, further accelerated with a fine-to-coarse propagation of the integrated metric tensor.

The proposed mesh is a coarse-to-fine hierarchical 2D mesh that is formed by recursive triangulation of the initial coarse mesh geometry.

Our strategy can be characterized as a coarse-to-fine hierarchical approach, where we assume that since the warp is global, we can compensate for it by treating each mesh as a collection of smaller piecewise rigid sections, which can translate and rotate with respect to each other.

More than 3000 MR image features are extracted, forming a high dimensional coarse-to-fine hierarchical image description that quantifies brain asymmetry, texture and statistical properties in corresponding local regions of the brain.

The results of the mapping for the finest hierarchical level of habitats (classes) are shown in the following figures.

Thus, one aim of the present investigation was to obtain an improved correlation between protein sequences and catalytic specificity by refining a finer hierarchical level, the subfamily, for GH5 members.

The rest of this paper is organized as follow: Sect. 2 gives an overview of architecture of the framework in the aspects of deployment manager, fine-grained hierarchical DSL and autonomic management.

The most fine-grained hierarchical classification is given by OrthoDB, which seeks to identify all descendants of the common ancestral gene at each speciation node for vertebrates, arthropods, fungi and animal phylogenies.