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Interestingly, the 3D pattern denoted by the virtual reference Atom2088 (4QIP) was located in the SDS binding site whereas the 3D pattern defined by the virtual reference Atom1043 (3U90) was located in an extracellular zone of the protein (Fig. 10).

One or both approaches allow to test an average number of patterns, denoted by N TEP in the following, significantly smaller than (N_{text {TEP}}^{max }).

Let D be the number of days studied, and R w be the number of wind power output patterns, denoted by (1,2,ldots,r_w,ldots,R_w). The number of wind power outputs of pattern r w is N rw, so the probability of pattern r w is ( alpha_{{r_{w} }} = N_{{r_{w} }} /D. ).

From Figure 5, the maximum growth rate of patterns, denoted by ωmax = ω+ kmax), seems to increase with μ for this particular set of values.

Decoding accuracies are shown for each time point in the trial (time-resolved decoding) and for the Plan-epoch only, the latter based on a windowed average of the spatial activity patterns denoted by the gray shaded bars in the time-resolved decoding plots.

The heating curves of LPE at pressures above 400 MPa reveal a three-peak pattern (peaks denoted by I, II, III at increasing temperature).

Each pattern is denoted by a set of system characteristics.

b Excitatory connections in a learned pattern are denoted by lines with arrowheads.

There are some cases in which a correct model seems not to match its conservation pattern, as denoted by a negative ConQuass score.

The set of all coordination patterns is denoted by (mathcal {P}).

Eating patterns, however, remained normal as denoted by a linear weight gain.