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If each FER carries a radar sensor, he/she can individually detect unknown targets.

Moreover, the proposed algorithm is based on a regional competition scheme, where nodes individually detect events and then create clusters.

Specifically, we designed TaqMan® PCR assays to individually detect three hemin storage genes (hmsH, hmsF, and hmsR) which are genetic elements that confer the pigmentation phenotype, as well as the iron-regulating status of 25 Y. pestis isolates (representing 23 different strains), thus establishing a molecular based assay capable of determining the pgm status of candidate Y. pestis isolates.

Thus, MART-1 and Melan-A could not individually detect melanoma micrometastases in 16% (4/25) of slices that were positive for melanoma micrometastases with the cocktail.

Typical HPLC methods aim to separate complex mixtures in order to individually detect isolated compounds – particularly when a non-specific detector like RID is used.

We lacked the statistical power to individually detect these cis-by trans interactions, but we were able to test for a systematic shift in expression between these genotypes across all genes and W lines.

In case of non-cooperation, each SU individually detects PU during the detection period T d ; if the absence of PU is detected, they transmit on the licensed band during the period T c, as depicted in Fig. 2 a. Fig. 2 a Non-cooperation, and b partial relay-based cooperation.

In the direct approach (also called detection based), people in the scene are first individually detected, using some form of segmentation and object detection, and then counted.

Finally, we used the individually detected transition frequency to define the individual theta band, a method introduced by Klimesch [ 24].

We primarily sought to report delta power because individually detecting slow waves yields variable results depending on the detection criteria.

They are individually detected using a superconducting single-electron transistor (SET) as an electrometer.