In Section 2, we first define the stereo matching notations and give a brief overview of the proposed stereo matching system.
The application was tested for functionality in the field and for its ability to match Munsell notation values determined using a Munsell Soil Color Chart (MSCC).
Because providing synonyms to curated terms are counted as matches, the notation of CYP1 → CYP1A1, for example, indicated that the term CYP1 was text mined, which is a valid synonym for the actual underlying curated term CYP1A1 ; alternatively, FZR1 → FZR1 indicated that the text-mined term of FZR1 exactly matched the curated term.
If using footnotes or endnotes, make sure that the citation matches the notation number used in-text.
Notice that the characteristic function ({mathbb {1}}_{{eta=gamma}}) is unnecessary in the above definition but, combined with the hypothesis (17), which fixes the constants ({ c_{gamma};{gammain mathcal {P}}}), it has the advantage of matching the notations in Eqs.
The equation was slightly changed from Kimura's notation to match the notation from our model.
The set S/ P stands for all the substrings of S that match pattern P. The notation x(n, m), 0 ≤ n < m, is used for a wildcard region with minimum length gap of n and maximum length gap of m, and x(n) stands for a rigid-length n gap.
A mechanical performance was synthesized on the computer by changing the onset time and duration of each note to precisely match that of the musical notation.
For brevity of notation, denotes a match between contig c i ∈ and reference genome g r ∈ ℛ, and denotes the (possibly empty) set of all such matches.
For example, if the interaction field contains a spelling error or the notation does not match any official term, the field turns red, indicating 'STOP' and includes an error message.
