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The main advantage of this technique lies in its adaptive architecture, which adjusts to data distributions.

A decentralized approach had let the group units grow independently over the years, and Fresenius took pride in its adaptive, entrepreneurial spirit.

In its adaptive version, denoted w ̂ lr, the matrix U0 is replaced by its estimate U 0 ̂.

In its adaptive version, denoted Λ ̂ LR-NMF, the matrix U0 is replaced by its estimate U ̂ 0. We propose to apply the LR filters and the LR detectors derived in the previous section to polarimetric STAP.

See Appendix 3. In its adaptive version, denoted as Λ ̂ A 1 … A L, the matrices U 0 ( A 1 ), …, U 0 ( A L ) are replaced by their estimates U ̂ 0 ( A 1 ), …, U ̂ 0 ( A L ).

See Appendix 2. In its adaptive version, denoted W ̂ lr ( A 1 / … / A L ), the matrices U 0 ( A 1 ), …, U 0 ( A L ) are replaced by their estimates U ̂ 0 ( A 1 ), …, U ̂ 0 ( A L ).

The liver markedly differed from the biphasic response pattern in the small intestine (with peaks at 12 and 72 hours) in that its adaptive response peaked at 24 48 hours of fasting, while most adaptive changes had abated by 72 hours.

The latter has spent around $100m in developing its adaptive learning technology which is seen by some as the next wave of online learning.

This paper presents a case study of thirty-four courtyard houses in the moderate climate of Babul in terms of its adaptive potential to suit the users' comfort requirements.

These observations suggest that although occludin has an important role in paracellular permeability and epithelial polarity, in its absence adaptive changes in other proteins, possibly by claudin family members that coexist in tight junctions, can substitute for occludin.

Biologists tend to use the conventional stratified estimator for an adaptive allocation sampling design in spite of its adaptive nature.