These multiple orogenies resulted in abundant mineralization, the genetic types, spatial distribution and metallogenic epochs which correlate well with the tectonics and evolutionary history of the QOB.
In this experiment, the rainfall data were tested using two-hidden layers of BPNN architectures with three different epochs which were [2-50-10-1, epochs500]; [2-50-20-1000ith epochs 1000 and 1500].
Epochs which contained signal variations larger than 3.5 pT were excluded from averaging.
Activity was recorded using 1-second epochs, which were added up to minute-to-minute epochs.
This product regressor modelled increases in functional connectivity during stimulus-on epochs relative to rest epochs, which represents the psychophysiological interaction (Friston et al., 1997).
State-specific power were computed using 12 2.56 s epochs which had overlapping to match the 30 s epochs of visual sleep scoring as described previously [ 43].
That led us to use 4-year epochs which is also reasonable based on our experience.
The training was based on 60 epochs which the hybrid learning algorithm was used in its architecture.
The occurrence of multiple epochs in recent Earth history during which continental glaciers, developed at high latitudes, penetrated into northern Europe and eastern North America was recognized by scientists by the late 19th century.
Moreover, the fitting usually needs multiple epochs of carrier phase data.
