that is the detected signal practically corresponds to the target signal.
The eastward lower current layer, which consists mainly of a Hall current, is defined as the equatorial electrojet (EEJ), and it practically corresponds to j ¯ H.
Those highest correlations correspond to practically indistinguishable patterns at visual inspection.
In the course of his very long career, he published close to 100 books, worked on more than 30 Broadway shows, put in a couple of highly paid stints as a Hollywood screenwriter and corresponded with practically anyone who sent him mail.
As there will be a smoother fading in a real patient population, a slightly greater threshold is assumed to correspond to a practically reasonable balance between sensitivity and specificity.
Practically, these states are modeled to correspond with the quantum mechanical events which occur when a molecule undergoes energy state transitions: 'excited' corresponds with a raise in energy level as the signaling event is transmitted to the actin molecule, and refractory corresponds with a decrease in energy level as the signal is transmitted to adjacent molecules.
In particular, Figure 3a shows the BEEMD image decomposition into eight IMFs plus residue; the first IMF corresponds to higher frequencies (image transitions) and practically there is no mixed mode, while the residue corresponds to image lower frequencies.
In the current analysis (Fig. 4), the chloroplast genome assemblies are practically complete; the few missing regions tend to correspond to long A-T repeats and other types of microsatellite-like regions (total aligned length 158,903 bp; 1.8% missing data).
Practically, the stylus tip width of approximately 0.25 mm corresponds to ±4 cents; this allows for an accuracy under the different limens for pitch perception.
Yet, the schools supplied with well water register the highest level of deviation from microbiological standards – practically, one in six water samples collected from schools did not correspond to the sanitary norms.
