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Similarly, in a recent study on Fagus where a high level of intra-individual polymorphism in the ITS region was detected [ 73], only detailed visual investigation of the variability patterns allowed the inference of the basic phylogenetic patterns.
Furthermore, when the heat treatment step of the material synthesis was performed at 400 °C instead of 800 °C, CaCO3/CNF XRD peaks were observed, showing that the formation of CaO on the CNF support goes most probably through a carbonate route.[ 17] The XRD patterns allowed the crystallite sizes of the supported CaO to be calculated by using the Scherrer Equation (Table 1).
They concluded that stronger and shifted wind patterns allow the birds to obtain the food they need in less time, which in turn allows them to spend less time away from their nests.
Canty could also help draw opponents' blockers to one side or another depending on his own rushing patterns, allowing the Giants' end on the other side an easier lane into the backfield.
We apply these as patterns, allowing the characters between the letter and digit blocks to vary.
The line patterns allow the study of a mere cross section with a single period when the patterns are periodic.
Applying secondary etching can remove the redeposited material from patterns, allowing the growth of randomly oriented CNTs.
These new GOP patterns allow the encoding of B frames by using other B-frames as reference frames.
Matching of response patterns allows the classification of new drugs according to their response similarity to well-characterized agents.
Finding local features that highlight continuity in time, continuity in frequency, or other more fluctuating local patterns, allow the model to unfold a single spectrogram into many local feature maps and perform classification over.
Refined modeling exercises of the type described in this paper are of potential application to predict and quantify sedimentation patterns allowing the implementation of efficient preservation measures against reservoir siltation.
