Other algorithms for curve matching use polygonal arc methods [47], matching the curve structure on the most significant scales [48], unary and binary measurements invariant for curves [49], fuzzy logic [50] or Sethian's Fast Marching method [51].
According to GM (1, N), design capacity (DC) and heat value (HV) were the plant scale factors that affected the impact levels significantly in each environmental item, and thus were the most significant plant scale factors.
Biological invasions are one of the most significant global-scale problems caused by human activities.
In this article, we are interested in a discrete time scale and the most significant discrete time scales are those originating from arithmetic and geometric sequences of real numbers, namely (mathbb{T}^{a}_{h}:={a+kh, k inmathbb{Z}}), (h>0), and (mathbb {T}^{a}_{q}:={aq^{k}, k inmathbb{Z}}cup{0}), (q>1).
The effects of habitat scale on the soil faunal communities were most significant among the three scales (plot, habitat, and field).
Design relationships of individual works of art (paintings, prints, or sculptures) to interiors are most significant in terms of scale and placement, rather than in terms of subject matter, colour, or style.
The most significant correlations between subjective scales and connectivity measures were found for the TA scale; in all cases the affected sources increased their outflow with elevated tension.
Similarly for carbon nanotube synthesis, catalytic thermal CVD has proved most significant process for large-scale graphene fabrication.
Though effects of climate change may occur, particularly in transition regions such as northern Newfoundland [11], the most significant impact over broad scales is related to fishing effects on habitat [119], [120] and on pelagic [121] and benthic [122], [123] food webs.
The two most significant differences in genome-scale metabolic activity pattern in the presence and absence of Ca2+ involve use of oxidative means for the generation of energy and metabolism of amino acids and fatty acids.
