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An integrated map, proposed to serve as a reference map, was constructed, based on two recombinant inbred line (RIL) populations ('Vedrantaise' × PI161375 and 'Vedrantaise' × PI414723).

Qualitative techniques could be developed or adapted (see, for example, 'contribution mapping' proposed to assess the role of research [ 64]) to capture this dimension.

In principle, this model is a combination of functional mapping proposed to map function-valued traits (12) and linkage disequilibrium mapping designed to provide high resolution mapping of QTL by making use of recombination events created at a historic time (13).

Unlike higher-order contingent derivatives based on encounter information, the mth-order variations of a map, based on the different rates of change of the point under consideration in the domain space and the range space of a map, were proposed to obtain the open mapping principle in [26] and consider Hölder metric regularity of set-valued maps in [27].

A design map is proposed to tailor the electrode surface morphology and the applied voltage to avoid undesired dendritic patterns.

A design map was proposed to predict dendritic growth with and without tip-splitting, offering potential for simulating dendritic growth and microstructure evolution in solidification of alloys.

The Taguchi Method and Logistic Map are proposed to enhance the steady state convergence of PSO in seeking the optimal solution.

A deformation map is proposed to account for co-existence of homogeneous flow and localized plastic deformation (shear banding or cracking), as well as the transition of deformation modes.

Such a genotype phenotype map was proposed to reduce interference between the characters when the characters are under conflicting selection pressures (Wagner and Altenberg 1996).

In crop species with genomes larger than 5 Gbp like barley, access to a physical map was proposed to be crucial to endeavor whole genome sequencing [ 21].

More recently, a new QTL mapping strategy, called functional mapping, has been proposed to map traits that vary continuously as a function of an independent variable [19], [20].