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The algorithm provided generates a mathematically consistent, majority-rule merging by assigning weights to the various sources.
Low-flow (0.007 cm s− 1) biofilms consisted of diffusely-arranged microcolonies which grew until merging by ∼ 72 h.
By this means, data partitions obtained via different clustering techniques can be continuously refined (via selection and merging) by a population of fusion hierarchies having complementary validation indices as objective functions.
Thus, we can start the merging process with just two nodes and continue to do further merging by adding one node (or a few) at a time without change in previously merged bins.
The following geometrical relations hold: begin{array}{*{20}l} theta({varphi},{varphi}') &= frac{{varphi}'+{varphi}-pi}{2}, end{array} (29) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Left: Two dislocation loops are merging by climb annihilation initiated at segments with angles θ and π+θ.
After the annotation merging by cuffmerge, 157,229 genes were annotated, within which, 101,040 genes have been annotated with the publishing of the reference genome.
The BAM files were also merged by SAMtools [ 34] and polymorphism were determined between the merged files and assembly.
Half will be closed or merged by 2012.
The divisions were merged by an act of the legislature last summer.
Weaker ones may be pushed to quit the industry or to merge by their bankers.
Oil Companies to Merge By The New York Times SHANGHAI, March 30 -- China's second- and fourth-largest oil companies will merge by order of the government, the companies said today.
