Additionally, SWCNT networks are especially suitable for flexible and stretchable electronics because the lateral deformation of the curvy and entangled SWCNTs can accommodate practically large strains [21, 22].
We have developed preparation protocol of practically large size self-humidifying polymer electrolyte membranes (PEMs) with highly dispersed nanometer-sized Pt and/or SiO2 for fuel cells.
Practically speaking, larger diameter is preferable to avoid this problem.
Practically, the larger penalty (as compared to AIC) often leads to better performance in settings where there are a small number of strong effects [ 11].
China is also trying to build an interstate highway system more extensive than America's in just 15 years, while practically every large city is building or has just completed a big new airport.
Practically every large city in Latin America, Asia and Africa is ringed with settlements of migrants from the countryside.
Beyond that, terrorism looms practically as large as the NHS as the number one concern facing the country, fuelled no doubt by Theresa May's hyperbolic insistence that "we are facing the gravest threat in our history".
The obvious comparison is to Shakespeare, but this is like trying to make sense of Mozart by means of Coltrane: the number of centuries that divide Dante from Shakespeare is practically as large as the number that separates Shakespeare from us.
Our studies have also shown that if σ2 ≤ 10...15, noise is practically (with large probability) invisible in original images.
Incorrectly chosen GMM model of gender type which is subsequently applied for emotion classification has no influence on stability but practically causes large error rate of emotion classification.
