Sometimes movements between modules can be further compressed by adding one or more coarser index codebooks and sometimes movements within modules can be further compressed by adding one or more finer index codebooks.
Further compression can be achieved both by adding one or more coarser codebooks to compress movements between submodules or by adding one or more finer index codebooks to compress movements within submodules.
And if you're a higher earner, expect to pay more, as the fines are indexed to your salary.
In conventionally-designed databases, a combination of well-organized tables, tolerable redundancies for de-normalization, and fine-tuned indices allow all queries to be implemented with as few SQL clauses as possible.
Research beyond the scope of PAGE, such as intensive fine mapping of index SNPs, discovery of variants responsible for novel GWAS peaks, and (finally) functional studies aimed at elucidating mechanisms, will be important contributions to the field.
To support complex querying capabilities, we automatically extract and index fine-grained metadata.
By correlating the geotechnical and rheological properties of fine-grained sediments, index properties can help to estimate the appropriate values for the rheological parameters of these soils.
Granted, you trade it for a sea of asterisks and fine print, "exploding indexes" and "sharded counters" and occasional inexplicable memory leaks and wait times; but as a Googler friend once said, "App Engine is quite amazing, it runs equally slowly for every user, no matter how many there are".
Future efforts will focus on validating and fine-tuning the index to be used in large scale ICU sleep research.
With your left thumb and index finer, reach over the center strand and grab the right strand.
