The proposed chirp-based watermark representation is fundamentally generic and inherently flexible for embedding and extraction purposes such that it can be embedded and extracted in any domain.
Chatti et al. (2010) summarised the future challenges in education very well when they said that learning is fundamentally personal, social, distributed, ubiquitous, flexible, dynamic and complex in nature.
Attorneys have a strange attitude toward the law sometimes, almost as if it's flexible, interpretable or even fundamentally flawed.
In this study we report a strain of Vibrio alginolyticus, a species that exhibits similar collective motility but a fundamentally different cell morphology with highly flexible snake-like swarming cells.
Although fundamentally it is not new, the flexible and robust Grid Security Infrastructure (GSI) appears to some users to be a new security mechanism.
Alternatively, disproportionate pre-foraging task performance extension, truncation, or task skipping between these groups would demonstrate that temporal polyethism is highly flexible and can be fundamentally different between isolated honey bee groups.
These findings suggest that, under certain circumstances, extrahippocampal structures are sufficient for building a coherent allocentric representation of space; however, flexible memory expression is dependent, fundamentally, on hippocampal functioning.
Working memory and flexible strategy are parts of executive functions fundamentally subserved by striato-prefrontal circuits [48], [49], [50].
In this paper, we employ the slip zone model in composite structure and strength theory to acquire the stress evolution, and then fundamentally and quantitatively explain the interfacial failure behaviors of such flexible electronic devices.
But more fundamentally, all of these projects help us become more adaptive and flexible as a society.
