- A practical tracing system that uses the score function (7) cannot have a fixed threshold Z like the Tardos scheme, since the score statistics strongly depend on the colluder strategy.
Given the fact that a single entire parallel fiber (several millimeters long) is always cut into pieces in cryostat sections, it is not practical to trace the entire parallel fiber.
My colleague heard the gift shop was badly looted, which seemed respectful or at least pragmatic; selling mummies wasn't practical, too easily traced, and the bodies too easily damaged.
Failure to increase P-[Na+] with 1 to 2 l 0.9% NaCl intravenously is a practical way of tracing SIADH without inviting the risk of circulatory collapse (Example 2 in Box 1).
The excellent recoveries of 95.7% and 98.6% demonstrate that the TTR-AuNBs/WS2-IL/GCE is suitable for practical use to determine trace TBP in real water samples.
The major source of thallium for practical purposes is the trace amount that is found in copper, lead, zinc, and other heavy-metal-sulfide ores.
Other three datasets were taken from practical workloads representing block I/O traces from MSR Cambridge Traces [25], SNIA Iotta Repository [26], and UMass Trace Repository [27].
The styling similarities of pre-World War II passenger cars and pickups can be traced to practical considerations by manufacturers, who sometimes used the hood, grille and fenders from the previous year's car line for the current year's trucks.
It is concluded that relative parameters of DBTs and BNTs are practical molecular indicators for tracing oil migration orientations and filling pathways.
The outstanding practical performance of the trace-norm-regularized covariance estimator is demonstrated by a simulation study and the analysis of a traffic dataset.
