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Since the latter method allows for direct computation of the thresholds for all traits, whereas the simulation required significant computing time for each trait, we used the thresholds obtained using the effective number of markers.

Method 1 involves the generation of maps of fractional impervious surface for direct computation of catchment-level imperviousness.

Most physical systems of interest, however, are either composed of too many units or are governed not by the rules of classical mechanics but rather by quantum mechanics, which is much less suited for direct computation.

The PET raclopride binding template allows for direct computation of SCR parametric maps after a single normalization step.

Soft computing can be viewed as a branch of AI that deals with the problems that explicitly contain incomplete or complex information, or are known to be impossible for direct computation, i.e., these are the same problems as in AI but viewed from the perspective of their computation.

It should be recognized that measurement of resonant frequency shift due to molecular interaction in buffer solution may not allow for direct computation of molecules involved in such interaction because of hydrodynamic loading effect coupled to resonant frequency shift measured in buffer solution [19].

However, these vectors cannot be used for direct computations because the dimension of each vector depends on the length of the corresponding RNA or protein sequence, which makes it impossible to find a fixed matrix M to conduct the computation.

This approach provides a simple closed-form solution for the direct computation of the Mode I stress-intensity factor for the general problem of a re-entrant corner symmetrically meeting a bi-material interface.

In this paper we develop an algorithm which allows for a direct computation of the metric entropy from time series data.

The benefit offered by the resulting discrete operator is illustrated for the direct computation of sound in aeroacoustics and in the more general context of large-eddy simulation through connections with hyperviscosity and spectral vanishing viscosity.

A vectorized formulation facilitates the solution in two alternative ways: (i) in the time domain for arbitrary response via implicit integration using readily available routines; and (ii) in the frequency domain for the direct computation of self-excited periodic response via a novel Harmonic Balance (HB) method.