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Compared to previous works, the increased reflow selectivity and improved pattern accuracy with less geometrical defects, by introducing a flood exposure to pre-patterned polymer contours, enabled contour transformation to be performed in a pre-determined way almost entirely given by geometry.

The machining results show that this compensation improves the pattern accuracy.

The architecture of the tunnel junction together with the antenna size precision require nano-scale patterning accuracy.

We further demonstrate a rosette-type gauge that can detect both the magnitude and direction of the principal strains with patterning accuracy and uniformity facilitated by the proposed sCTP technique.

However, when compared to the cylinder ends, curing at the midpoint along the cylinder length improved the pattern accuracy by approximately 3%, resulting in eroded features that were 10 20% closer to the design width.

We demonstrate our method with numerical simulations based on electromagnetic modeling and we include an experimental verification of transmit pattern accuracy on an 8 transmit channel 9.4 T system.

Although these methods have many advantages including high patterning accuracy, their drawbacks include high cost and size limitations of the patterning area in practical applications.

To account for variations in individual response patterns and accuracy, instead of relying solely on user's accuracy score and expecting the user to answer all questions correctly, the system learns a user's response pattern, and subsequently leverages the response patterns along with accuracy score to authenticate the user.

k-means clustering yielded the same set of indistinguishable patterns (50% accuracy, Fig. 2b).

This study examines the spatial patterns and accuracy of predictions made by different spatial modelling methods on sample sets taken at two different scales.

When we compared the performance of undergraduate students and mosquitofish in the same discriminations, we found that, despite obvious quantitative differences in performance (with humans being more accurate in all comparisons), humans and fish produced similar patterns of accuracy documenting similar sensitivity to numerical ratio in the two species.