Partial colour-assortative female mate choice has been observed for the populations in our study area based on paternity tests in a human-mediated admixis of colour morphs in the harbour of Mpulungu [ 59, 63], as well as in mating trials among colour morphs from Moliro, Chimba, Chaitika, Nakaku and Mbita Island [ 62, 64].
Eishita et al. [43] proposed a simple but effective method for object tracking after full or partial occlusion using shape, colour and texture information even if the colour and textures are the same for the objects.
Urgent diagnosis of previously unknown IVC thrombus is also a frequent indication for CEUS, which can better delineate the lumen and avoid motion artefacts, confirming complete or partial thrombosis suggested on colour and power Doppler US (Fig. 13).
That made his partial recall to Labour colours as a campaigner welcome news for colleagues who felt he had been treated very badly.
On the other hand, in B' only a very small minority of HoxB6 derived cells express Osx (and at that magnification it is hard to be sure): in most case the colour overlap seems partial, as it may originate from two cells one above the other.
This leads to utilisation of four multiplexers in the first lower precision region bounded in the green colour to select the partial products for N/4 operation.
To obtain TP in modified booth, the partial products that are shaded (grey colour) in Figure 4 are needed when multiplier performs N/2 b multiplication whereas the non-shaded partial products are set to zero.
Furthermore, we present an online web-based system for individual eye and hair colour prediction from full and partial HIrisPlex DNA profiles.
In December 1941 he was called up and went into the RAF, wearing a blue uniform for nearly five years, a colour he noted, "I was never partial to".
Unexpectedly, allopatric populations with similar colours showed relatively high levels of (partial) assortative mating.
