The winds are nearly continuous and strong, and trees are therefore sparse, but the climate is very mild for such a high latitude only 400 miles (640 km) south of the Arctic Circle because of the warming influence of the North Atlantic Current, an extension of the Gulf Stream system.
One of the factors possibly contributing to a better performance of BIN and BIN-NO-DEC is the fact that cDBGs, as stated in " De Bruijn graphs and variations in the transcriptome", have bounded degree and are therefore sparse.
In many studies, mammography test sets that may not adequately represent the actual screening setting are used, and data from real-world practice are therefore sparse (Elmore et al, 1994; Kerlikowske et al, 1998; Rutter and Taplin, 2000; Esserman et al, 2002).
Each neuron responds with a graded range of firing rates to a small proportion of the stimuli in what is therefore a sparse representation (Rolls and Tovee 1995; Rolls et al. 1997b).
The spectrograms of harmonic sounds are typically sparse in frequency, as in narrowband sounds, whereas the spectrograms of percussive sounds are impulsive and are therefore typically sparse in time.
The HNN MLSE equalizer is therefore very attractive for equalization in sparse channels, due to its low complexity and good performance.
For homopolymer lengths greater than 5, our data is sparse, and it is therefore better to approximate the real distributions by extrapolating parametric distributions from the shorter homopolymer lengths.
It is, therefore, reasonable to think of finding the link delays as a sparse recovery problem.
The potential for adverse events is therefore huge but the knowledge base about primary care patient safety is still sparse.
Foxp3-stained cells were relatively sparse and were therefore scored semi-quantitatively on a scale from 0 to 4: 0 = no stained cells, 1 = a few dispersed cells, 2 = similar to "1" with the addition of small foci consisting of <10 cells, and 3 = similar to "2" with foci comprising >10 cells.
