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The performance of the proposed method is demonstrated by a two-dimensional full-waveform inversion example of the smoothed Marmousi model.

Inversion examples in the tradition of Locke's "inverted spectrum" form a special category of alleged counterexamples to representationalism.

We discuss the potential of the inversion method for a multi-layered inverse medium problem arising in seismic imaging and computational results are reported for seismic inversion examples on up to 1,024 cores of a Cray XE6.

Because it neglects the objects themselves, the Fregean option would lend itself to a narrow representationalist account, if such is wanted; also, it helps to accommodate inversion examples (Section 4.4).

The book's success begins with its witty use of ironic inversion: for example, God is "the Enemy," Satan is "Our Father Below," hierarchy becomes "Lowerarchy".

Since the magnitudes of the inversion (for example, at 2 V) dark currents of both devices are similar, the GO device has improved rectifying characteristics.

Moreover, in more advanced species, which already exhibit large reproductive cells before inversion (for example, V. carteri), the reproductive cells point outward.

Seismic attributes are qualitative and/or quantitative properties derived from seismic data in order to better understand the physical properties of sedimentary strata (porosity, permeability, bed thickness, etc).. Seismic attributes such as chimneys, common contour binning (CCB) and seismic coloured inversion are examples of qualitative usage of seismic attributes.

Each sample within the range passed the inversion test; examples can be seen in Figure 1.

Engineering large chromosomal inversions, for example using CRE/Lox-mediated recombination techniques 66, 67, could be a way of symmetrically inverting large chromosomal neighborhoods around TAD boundaries.

Tax inversion deals, for example, in which companies move their headquarters outside the United States to enjoy lower tax rates, have fallen out of favor in part because a change in leadership could lead to changes in the way such deals are treated in the future; both Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Trump have talked about their ambitions for corporate tax reform.