These samples contain varying complexities of microbial community which give in-depth representation of microbes in sea water[ 27].
Our findings reveal striking changes in depth representations within visual cortex until late childhood.
Hence, a cursory but clear description of failure as observed in lab experiments is first given, followed by an in-depth mathematical representation of underlying physical phenomena, which eventually gives way to modern/contemporary theories and concepts relating to the failure analysis of geomaterials.
Unambiguous deconvolution of clone coordinates using the six-dimensional pooling system depends on the depth of representation of a particular locus in the BAC library.
Microarrays therefore remain a useful complement to investigate situations for which MPSS data do not exist until other high throughput sequencing technologies become available that allow affordable, in depth analysis of EST representation.
Having described the experiment, we proceed to give an in-depth description of the mathematical representation of the belief, sensing and motion models and the uncertainty.
This type of investigation demands an in-depth study of multiple parameters such as the chosen representation (feature generation), the distribution of the data, the representation's dimensionality and the detected variance per dimension.
Using simplicial complexes representation of graphs, we investigate in-depth topology of the online social network constructed from MySpace dialogs which exhibits original community structure.
Feature selection is conducted on the various types of data to reduce dimensionality and sparsity, while allowing for an in-depth feature analysis of the usefulness of each data type and representation.
The INRM introduced in this study enables in-depth analysis based on representation of influential relationships within a system (as shown in Fig. 1).
Adults show evidence for integrated depth representations in cortical area V3B [ 3, 4, 5] (overlapping with the kinetic occipital [KO] area [ 13], a region of cortex also designated LO1) [ 14].
