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Comparing the measured patterns with the reference patterns, it is apparent that the nanocrystals exhibit a blend of hexagonal and cubic crystal structure, which stems from mixed cubic and hexagonal stacking.

For this kind of polymer nanocomposite samples, it is not very easy to perform quantitative X-ray analyses; nevertheless, by comparing the calculated patterns with experimentally measured patterns, we find a much better agreement for the wurtzite phase of the CdS nanocrystals.

Using sensors, Wei and Wright-Freeman will measure patterns of interactions as people living with dementia engage in various aspects of their daily lives.

Measured diffraction patterns are matched with patterns generated using the model.

To experimentally determine fluxes, we cultivated cells on 1-C-glucose and experimentally measured isotopic labeling patterns with GC-MS.

The scientists followed 495 healthy men and women, ages 35 to 47, for five years, measuring their sleep patterns with electronic monitoring devices and examining their arteries with CT scans.

Electronic medication monitors measure patterns of missed doses with a time-date record of pill bottle opening behaviour.

The performance was measured with a pattern association network with one neuron per object and 10 inputs for each class that were the most selective neurons for an object in the output layer of VisNet or the C2 layer of HMAX.

In a statistical control, we found that an untrained VisNet performed at 18%% correct when measured with the pattern association network compared with the 73%% correct after training with 9 exemplars that is shown in Fig.  7.

In the second experiment we examined whether training can increase mental rotation performance in females and change their brain activity patterns measured with neuroelectric and hemodynamic imaging techniques.

Wide-angle X-ray diffraction powder patterns measured with synchrotron radiation up to 440°C revealed that all three polyesters undergo a gradual transition from an orthorhombic crystal lattice to pseudo-hexagonal and finally to hexagonal chain packing with increasing temperature.