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Thus, the process duration of a hard link switching scheme (i.e., link switching delay), which mainly originates from the scanning period, is an important problem in terms of guaranteeing a seamless data transmission.

The XDM dataset originating from the rod scan consists of real space images (Fig. 12b) taken at different Q z positions along the truncation rod (Fig. 12a), where Q z is the momentum transfer along the surface normal z (see Fig. 12 caption).

There are whispers on the internet, originating from this forum post by a DirectShow developer.

Complications originating from this behavior are frequently overlooked by researchers.

As described in section 3, the influences of observed surfaces extend behind their estimated positions for each range image and can interfere with distance functions originating from scans of the opposite side of a thin surface.

The final topic is a new technique for realistically rendering textiles using volume data originating from micro CT scans of small samples of cloth.

In phase-sensitive OCE, proposed in part to address these issues [ 11– 16], the axial component of displacement is calculated from the phase difference between A-scans originating from within a single B-scan [ 11] or from successive B-scans [ 12].

The word Protestant originated from this incident.

All problems originate from this point".

All other lamellae originate from this founding lamella.

"I don't know of a source from whence much of that tripe originated," Mr. Durkin told the commission, "but it never originated from this case".