The complement of this concept is factory discipline or work on a large scale, which is defined as any work involving no family hierarchies.
We show that this is also the case when the individual transmit or receive antennas are spatially distributed on a large scale, which is caused by unequal average signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) on the individual transmission links.
However, their widespread use has been somewhat limited by their fragile nature and by the difficulties associated with their production on a large scale, which were limited to in vitro methods.
"We did see this attack being used at a fairly large scale, which is how we discovered it and began investigating and found the attack that was happening," Rosen said.
When the dataset has a large scale, which is the case with the present dataset, peak quantification as an assessment method needs to be replaced because once we have rescaled the spectrum but maintained the spectrum profile then the relative intensity of the peaks becomes meaningless.
Since the reagents used in this new approach are inexpensive, it can possibly be used for functional glycomic analyses on a large scale, which is not practical using enzyme-based methods to release N-glycans.
In this paper we proposed a novel chemogenomic method to predict unknown compound-protein interactions on a large scale, which was made possible by using an improved minwise hashing algorithm to efficiently represent the fingerprints of compound-protein pairs.
Time-varying mean speeds are in the largest scale, which are essentially due to translations of storms and radial velocities of spreading flow.
According to the oscillation frequency, acoustic waves have been classified to different fields that cover the audio, ultrasonic and infrasonic frequency range, or seismic waves at much larger scale which are waves of energy travelling through the Earth's layer.
Wilford says: "This will be on a much larger scale, which is very exciting".
