A crucial element of the plan involves segregating 3 billion Canadian dollars (about the same in American dollars) in subprime mortgage debt, and then packaging it with a similar amount of higher quality debt.
Motion segmentation involves segregating each of the moving objects in a video sequence and is very important for robotics, video surveillance, action recognition etc.
Its solution involves segregating the equality (binding) and inequality (non-binding) constraints for the given power budget using a search-based approach and computing the optimal solution from the equality constraints.
The cross-validation process involves segregating the corpus into k subsets (e.g., ten-fold refers to 10 subsets) and performing model construction with k – 1 subsets (e.g., nine subsets if ten-fold cross-validation is used); model validation is performed with the last subset.
Where special provision is made for children with disabilities, it often still involves segregating them in institutions - the proportion of disabled children living in public institutions has increased, for instance, in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe since the onset of political transition.
That rule came from the 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson case involving segregated passenger trains.
This might involve segregating students into separate classes – the girls doing domestic science and the boys doing metalwork, say – which, in turn, implies what is natural or appropriate for different groups of people.
The present study was designed to find electrophysiological indicators of two central processes involved – segregating the speech mixture into distinct speech sequences corresponding to the two speakers, and then attending to one of the speech sequences.
Until now, all QTL studies conducted in rice involved segregating populations evaluated at different growth stages in field environments.
Extending the above results to include multiple signaling pathways and the random noise of E2 of model (1) where trait heterosis is averaged across all involved segregating pathways, the mixed mode of gene action appears to fit more closely to real situations of most complex traits.
