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Engaging such preprocessing procedures, we obtain very large groups of images that include valid attribute labels.

The track position information is extracted in real time using a reduced number of read-out channels to obtain very large detection area at moderate cost and complexity.

In the triparty repo market, primary dealers and other large banks and broker-dealers obtain very large amounts of secured financing from money funds and other short-term, risk-averse investors.

For a CVD diamond industry to become viable it is mandatory to obtain very large growth rates (> 5 µm/h), all the while maintaining extremely high purity, a crystalline defect density as low as possible, and large usable surface areas.

Recently, next-generation sequencing technologies have been used to obtain very large numbers of shotgun sequences of genomic DNA from which microsatellites could be isolated (Guichoux et al., 2011).

However, this was not surprising as the P values vary widely between the theoretical and the empirical approaches, especially for those extreme-sized pathways where more significant results (small P values) were observed by the theoretical-hypergeometric test, but when analyzed through permutations, these results obtain very large P values.

Along this route one obtains very large electric fields, much larger than those obtainable with any optical laser of the same power.

Furthermore, the obtained very large AAF (4.7) in case of the CRAM3 basin model may be also due to the basin transduced Rayleigh wave [16, 32].

The obtained very large AAF (4.7) in case of the CRAM3 model may be due to the development of large amplitude Rayleigh by the incident P-wave in the homogeneous rock and their propagation and entering into the basin.

By obtaining very large numbers of sequences spanning the earliest-escaping epitopes, we were able to greatly strengthen the evidence for single virus initiation of acute infection following mucosal exposure, to detect low-frequency escape mutants that subsequently became predominant, and to calculate selective pressures and rates of escape in acute infection.

Unfortunately, as previously discussed, a direct measure of total diversity remains out of reach owing to the practical and ethical limitations on obtaining very large numbers of T cells from research subjects and the difficulty in distinguishing rare clonotypes from sequencing errors.