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Hence, compensating for the influence of illumination changes and texture changes for unconstrained faces is a necessary step towards a robust Gabor feature descriptor for surgically altered images.

This results in an increased workload for both men and women; while men engaged in agricultural activities, women spent longer time in animal care and herding, hence compensating the time curtailed by the men.

The curves in this figure can be approximated by an inverse 1/ f, hence implying that the differentiator is attenuating lower frequencies more than higher frequencies hence compensating for the 1/ f bias.

This transfer leaves a hole in the 6p z  orbital directed to the trans position so that the ligand bonds more strongly to compensate.[ 11] Taking the oxo as the reference group, the ligand that in principle can donate trans electron density most strongly, and hence compensate for the 6p hole the most, is the imido group, which is experimentally observed.

Hence, these compensating wage differentials would also introduce a heterogeneous effect of income gains on moving prospects depending on distance, which would make migration more reactive to income at closer distances.

The latter has been found to be very successful for modelling the inter-speaker variability and hence for compensating for channel or session effects in the high-dimensional GMM supervector space.

The increase in the energy consumption of the relays can hence be compensated by some kind of payment, which opens opportunities for new business models involving source MTs, relays and network operators.

Other firm contributors are typically operation time and hospital stay, yet they are comparable in one RCT [14] and several observational studies [17, 18] and hence cannot compensate for the increased "material" costs.

Alternatively, Ti2+ may act as dopant by substituting Ti3+ and hence charge compensates the interstitial protons through the following equation: The oxygen vacancies and titanium interstitials were suggested to be the dominant defects in TiO2 rutile under low oxygen atmosphere [49] or doped with cation with lower valence such as Zn2+[50].

Hence, to compensate for this loss in virus, the initial volume of virus filtered was calculated using the titer for that batch, desired MOI for that experimental design, and a scalar factor characteristic of the filters.

Hence, the compensating time is extended.