Data plotted on double logarithmic axes to match scaling adopted by Hofmann et al. (2014) [2].
The match scales are considered to be the operator scales of probe and gallery images, at which the change in number of stable pixels are within a certain match criteria.
Iraq has proved a blunder on a matching scale to Suez.
Such a development hardly demands that the public sphere be "integrated with media systems of matching scale that occupy the same social space as that over which economic and political decision will have an impact" (Garnham 1995, 265).
Family members rate on a four-point Likert-type scale how much they agree or disagree that their family environment matches scale statements.
These challenges include matching scales of biogeophysical systems with scales of management systems, avoiding scale discordance (matching the scale of the assessment with the scale of management), and accounting for cross-scale dynamics.
In [106, 107, 108, 109], the detection of clevises and insulators was achieved by feature matching, scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) and speeded-up robust features (SURF).
Here, matching/mismatching refers to the degree at which trait matching scales with trait size.
In comparison to backtracking methods such as BWA, our method is much faster in finding remote matches, scaling easily to tens of millions of sequences.
Although unable to match the scale of these efforts, African scientists are continuously making efforts to perform large-scale genome-sequencing studies that are focused on specific diseases.
