Consider a (hypothetical) molecule M, and assume it can be synthesized using two different bond sets (M') and (M"), as depicted in the top row of Fig. 6.
Hence, by the definition of degree sequence, we clearly obtain the set D S ( Γ ( S M ) ) as depicted in the theorem.
The real reverberant data used in these experiments was recorded in a recording room whose dimensions were about 5 × 6.4 × 2.65 m, as depicted in Figure9[51, 52].
In this case, since the vertex x k does not exist, we get the degree sequence D S ( Γ ( P M ) ) as depicted in the theorem.
As the soft limiter is processed on x m, the clipping boundary can be observed on the constellation of x m as depicted in Figure 6 for m ∈ { 0, N 4, 2 N 4, 3 N 4 }.
The nickel catalysts, RKS-2, with one hole are packed with a volume of 26 m3; the height of the catalyst bed is 2.8 m as depicted in Table 3.
While Figure7b with Δ ULA = 2 Δ max ULA shows an identical reconstruction result compared to Figure7a, increasing the undersampling by factor three causes a small spreading of the point spread function of the target at along-track position y=-0.2 m as depicted in Figure7c.
Our HMM has a predefined structure with a mute state M, as depicted in Figure 1, and a set of numerical parameters Θ.
To test the accuracy of demographic inference based on the proposed model, we initially simulated a number of populations of constant size N e, which exchange individuals at a constant, symmetric migration rate m, as depicted in the model of Figure 2a.
