The impact of some empirical factors due to the projection is embedded in a sparse warping matrix; for most cases, we show that the recognition performance does not deteriorate after warping the test image to the frontal view.
Urine is the preferred matrix for most nonpersistent chemicals because of their pharmacokinetics.
$$\end{document} Equation (8) is used as the basis for a simple method to invert A [ 15], because I and M are simple matrices and D is a diagonal matrix for most livestock species.
Figure 4 shows risk allele frequencies across populations and the two Fst matrices for the most highly-differentiated disease SNP rs10761659, a variant associated with Crohn's disease.
Questions have been put to Andrea Miller-Keller who was Matrix curator for most of its history, and to many of the artists who have been in the program, and responses are coming in by e-mail and other ways.
In addition, standard errors were computed using the Observed Information Matrix method for most parameters.
Different polymer materials were investigated as the host matrix for the most interesting azophenylcarbazole molecule.
They hired two M.B.A. graduates to comb through them and enlisted Ms. Eilian's sister, Sarah Godwin, who until recently worked in recruitment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to devise an evaluation matrix for the most promising candidates.
The application of Topological Analysis TAandand Flux Balance Analysis (FBA), together with experimental data [ 35], will lead to a stoichiometric matrix for the most relevant reactions that seems to occur.
The study demonstrated that the outstanding robustness and high stability of multimeric extremozymes could be combined with the unique lattice forming capability and periodicity of bacterial S-layers, thereby providing a matrix for a most accurate spatial presentation of the multimeric enzymes (Ferner-Ortner-Bleckmann et al., 2013).
