Furthermore, the structural identification we presented could also be used to identify recurring artifacts in atomically resolved imaging such as dynamic scattering and electron beam channeling [38], by comparing local state descriptors obtained from a library of simulated images, for instance, as a function of thickness, to those local descriptors extracted from experimental data.
Figure 12 visualizes the number of events that can be filtered per second by one instance of the SCB as a function of the number of filter rules in case none of these events are present in the cache.
Examples of such behaviour could, for instance, be braking behaviour as a function of headway to an obstacle [8], or steering behaviour as a function of perceptual inputs [14].
The derivation of the benefit of completion described therein is based on two identical models modeling the benefit variable of interest (for instance 'employment after training') as a function of a number of predictors, such as sex, age group, location, field of education, qualification level, study status, socio economic status, employment status before training, and prior education.
Each day, among these accessible meshes, a simulated bird selected a halt mesh (i.e. stopover site), for instance to rest and feed), as a function of its preference (P).
We also analyzed the fraction of these three motifs' instances conserved across the three species, as a function of their distance from the P. yoelii translation start (in bins of 100 bp).
In particular, we compute expected hitting times and show that they are rational functions for individual problem instances as well as their mixtures.
One may consider, for instance, the analysis of a proposition as a function that correlates possible worlds with truth-values.
To calculate descriptors of a single molecule, an instance of Calculator can be used as a function.
