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For instance, to improve the visual quality of underexposed LDR videos, Bennett and McMillan [9] proposed a video enhancement algorithm called per-pixel virtual exposures to adaptively and independently vary the exposure at each photoreceptor.

Nanoparticle vehicles are particularly useful for applying broad-spectrum silver-based antimicrobials, for instance, to improve the residence time of small-molecule silver carbene complexes (SCCs) within the lung.

For instance, to improve the initially poor success of Gaussian and Lorentzian fitting, we had to clip only pixels in the middle of the micropads, while for correlation analysis the whole track could be considered without harm.

However, through a review of the literature, Tamminga et al. [ 3] come to the finding that most of these interventions do not aim in the first instance to improve the return to work, but rather the quality of life and/or the general physical and psychological functioning.

It rapidly moved on to a format where player armour was dispensed with, every form of violence possible without actual weapons was licit and, finally, where teams were consciously structured on racial and other group lines (there was a gay team, for instance) to improve audience identification with the sides.

The passenger strand can be chemically modified, with cholesterol, for instance, to improve cellular uptake [ 19].

For instance, to improve health-care, anonymous medical records could be used to show what treatments work best.

The formal mission of America's land-grant colleges, for instance, was to improve the performance of agriculture and the mechanical arts.

Ms. Staples hopes Mr. Cameron will ultimately engage with the locals, something he promised in an interview he would do — potentially discussing, for instance, how to improve the quality of soil on his new land so that he can grow crops.

Through DARPA, well-funded scientists experimented with various ways to fight sci-fi-style wars in the near and distant future (at a moment when no one was ready to put significant government money into blue-skies thinking about, for instance, how to improve the education of young Americans).