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The present study is aimed to evaluate the microwave enforced sorption approach (MES) for instantaneous extraction and removal of trace concentration of metal ions using microwave-synthesized titanium oxide nanoparticles-bonded-chitosan nanolayer (NTiO2-NCh).
In this study, we thus assumed that the diagnosis of hyperuricemia would be based on instantaneous extraction of a feature from a tongue image in a single glance.
How can our results in the whisker system, clearly favoring instantaneous extraction of kinematic events, be brought into register with previous evidence presented for each of the 3 candidate parameters?
In this model, the instantaneous melt extraction has been assumed (i.e., the chemical reactions between the melt and the solid during melt ascent have been ignored).
In these methods, the instantaneous frequency ridge extraction is one of the most important parts.
The aims are: (1) to present instantaneous photoplethysmogram signal frequencies extraction algorithm; (2) to quantify variability of heart rate, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, pulse arrival time and instantaneous photoplethysmogram frequencies during orthostatic test and assess their interrelation.
Kymograph extraction and instantaneous velocity analyses were performed using a homemade program as described previously (Faure-Andre et al, 2008).
Feature extraction module extracts a suitable combination of the higher order moments up to eighth, higher order cumulants up to eighth and instantaneous characteristics of digital modulations.
The harmonic excitation was studied using a sine sweep profile where the continuous wavelet transform was used for the extraction of the instantaneous apparent mass.
The performance of this method in extraction of embedded instantaneous frequencies is asserted by simulations on both synthetic data and real-world audio signal.
The results obtained show that the extraction process is mediated by an instantaneous interfacial reaction, being controlled by the diffusion of the reversed micelles in the organic phase.
