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Features are also obtained by using the 1D GHMs up to second-order for representing the depth vectors of selected facial points [46] and the bending invariants of face surfaces in terms of these moments [47].

By choosing low order polynomials for representing the curvature radius functions, the interpolating curves can be spirals that have monotone curvatures or fair curves with small numbers of curvature extremes.

This provides a high order intuitive mechanism for representing imperfect information by means of use of fuzzy If Then rules, in addition to handling uncertainty and imprecision.

The resulting steady-state dissolution rate can be approximated by a half-order solution when zero-order kinetics are suitable for representing the microbial reaction.

We developed computational tools to analyse the public collection of B. rapa BAC end sequence, in order to identify candidates for representing collinearity discontinuities between the genomes of B. rapa and A. thaliana.

For example, the second representation (container) is particularly semantically misleading for representing ordered relationships since it states that the creator of "Requiem" is an object typed as Sequence.

A type-curve diagram based on the three characteristic parameters is constructed to illustrate the conditions under which steady and non-steady transport is observed, and the conditions for which the linear, first-order approximation is valid for representing biodegradation.

These data were tabulated and displayed on a map and in chronological order for all represented countries using R version 3.3.0 [10].

There are alternatives to the use of Bayesian networks for representing higher order interactions in EDAs.

We propose a conservative, second-order accurate immersed interface method for representing incompressible fluid flows over complex three dimensional solid obstacles on a staggered Cartesian grid.

The sequence-order features can be used for representing amino acid distribution patterns of a specific physicochemical property along a protein or peptide sequence, which have been used for predicting protein subcellular locations.