The positive slope of the robustness curve in Figure 1 expresses the trade off between robustness and performance: large robustness entails large prevalence at the specified target time (10 years).
The major problem with wavelet shrinkage methods, as discussed, is that shrinking large coefficients entails an erosion of the spiky image features, while shrinking small coefficients towards zero yields Gibbs-like oscillation in the vicinity of edges and loss of texture.
If vegetation is scarce, males will have to also walk to reach females, and in that context it pays the males to be small (for example to be less conspicuous to aerial predators), since being too large will entail no advantage as the relationship between body size and faster movement on the ground is lost.
Additional genome-wide updates were also carried out, of which a large proportion entailed adding specificity to existing product function.
A lower diagnostic coverage among alcoholics than in the population at large would entail underestimation of the true relative risk.
A second mechanism used by the body to coordinate gene expression on a large scale entails making adjustments to the membrane that surrounds the cell nucleus.
And mounting a successful program to address health issues at large scale entails a level of complexity and requires appropriate adaptation to specific local situations involving a host of implementation details.
The fourth hypothesis to explain the negative association between egg number and maternal expenditure in egg care is that larger egg production entailed larger egg consumption by females.
There are many in the markets who believe the Greek austerity programme will fail to deliver and that the debt will need to be restructured, entailing large losses for the country's creditors, Europe's banks and financial institutions, notably in France and Germany.
Like Nehru Place, these larger visions entail opening up and blurring the edges of spaces so that people are drawn in rather than repulsed; they emphasise true mixed use of public and private functions, schools and clinics amid Tesco or Pret; they explore the making of loose-fit spaces which can shift in shape as people's lives change.
