By integrating progressively more and more powerful image sensors into smartphones, we have taken photography and the information age to the next level.
The lesion integrates progressively into the normal bone and disappears.
The process was qualitatively successful in detecting the QTL and integrating it progressively into a recipient line over several generations of backcrossing, although quantitatively the process resulted in underestimation of the allelic substitution effect, unless the favourable QTL allele in the donor line was nearly fixed, i.e. p(Q d ) and correspondingly absent in the recipient line.
8 The palliative care approach thus becomes progressively integrated with good care of a lifelong progressive disabling condition, with palliative care specialists available to advise on management of intractable symptoms (especially breathlessness).
With perhaps a few exceptions that will not last, these societies are progressively integrated into world politics and economy.
Women were progressively integrated into the regular forces as the Pentagon dismantled the gender-segregated units that had existed at least since World War II.
Hong Kong residency for his son was not a deciding factor, he said, because he suspects the city will be progressively integrated with the mainland.
There is also an analogous history for psychiatric brain imaging, whereby rich spatiotemporal data sets were progressively integrated with clinical data, and spawned a whole new field around experimental design, data analytics, and interpretation of results.
With the proposed corrections being progressively integrated over the iterations, the algorithm has guaranteed convergence to the process optimum and also, upon convergence, the final corrected model predicts the process behavior accurately.
In this paper, we explore the actual trend of cyber-physical systems (CPS) that are progressively integrated with Internet technologies to fulfill their requirements of being highly connected systems.
Those co-benefits come from reductions in soot that are a by product of sulfur dioxide emissions (SO2) and rest heavily on assumptions as opposed to hard scientific evidence.Since the 1980s, cost-benefit analysis has been progressively integrated into federal rule making by executive orders issued by various presidents.
