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However, in the wavelength range of the silicate features, there are too few points to extract the optical depth accurately, also because of the large errors.

We manually extracted the initial matching points and then used an extraction algorithm with subpixel accuracy in a 9-pixel neighborhood of the initial points to extract matching points.

Furthermore, since refractive index of any substance and therefore its absorption and scattering properties vary with wavelength, a single MWT measurement can provide a sufficient number of independent data points to extract information on multiple parameters (in cases of complex composition and/or complex structure) of measured objects.

The point to extract from the shows, and the source of the optimism, is that one saw the most innovative designers attack the postmodern formulas.

The point to extract from these thoughts is that every belief or hypothesis depends for its respectability on how it was arrived at, how open it is to test, and how it consists with what is powerfully established and repeatedly (a billion times repeatedly) confirmed in our common sense and scientific views of the world.

The participants comprised experienced and less-experienced Fireground Incident Commanders who used the decision support system interfaces to identify the most appropriate entry point to extract a victim from a simulated burning building.

In both databases, the human aquaporin information was used as the starting point to extract predicted homologous proteins in the other three species.

The goal of this work is to compute all possible k-subsets of spatial points and to extract a single canonical descriptor for each subset in sub-polynomial computation time.

Tu's detractors, however, point out that using ether and other low boiling point solvents to extract active ingredients from plants is standard phytochemistry.

For example, Mobage's "Rage of Bahamut" has been all the rage since April.Critics, however, argue that such fiddling is used to hook the customer at his weakest point and to extract huge sums of money in add-ons.

We determine features both in the depth maps and point clouds to extract discriminative fall descriptors.