Using the on-board differential GPS, geo-referenced chemical input maps (equivalent to weed maps) were also recorded in real-time.
Distance comparisons between common markers on the RH map, MARC 2004 linkage map and the bovine sequence suggests, on average, 1 cR on the BovGen RH map is equivalent to 0.04 cM and 23 Kbp, respectively, although this varies considerably across the genome.
Such a map is equivalent to a POVM.
Assuming uniform priors, for example, the mode of the posterior distribution (MAP) is equivalent to the ML estimator.
Recently it has been shown that the problem of computing a set of 3D coordinates consistent with some given contact map is equivalent to the unit-disk-graph realization, which is NP-hard [ 2].
The injectivity (one-to-one property) of rational Bézier curve as a mapping function is equivalent to the curve without self-intersections.
Since for a nonexpansive mapping, the mapping is -inverse strongly monotone, the problem of finding an element of, where denotes the set of fixed points of the nonexpansive mapping, is equivalent to that of finding an element of, where denotes the set of solutions of the mapping, and contained in the class of problem (1.9).
Therefore, it follows from Lemma 2.2 and (2.3) that the definition of a strongly successively pseudocontractive mapping is equivalent to the following definition.
The problem of finding a fixed point of a nonexpansive mapping is equivalent to the problem of finding a zero of the following operator equation: 0 ∈ A ( x ) (1.1).
"By using the definitions in the IUCN guidelines, it is clear that our range maps are equivalent to IUCN's Extent of Occurrence and not the Area of Occupancy," he said, adding that his team "remains convinced" of the superior accuracy of their method. .
