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We present as a reference point the plot for the density probability and the pseudospin current for the two-dimensional computational basis |0〉 = |ψ1/2  (Figure 2b) and |1〉 = |ψ− 1/2  (Figure 2c), where a change of direction on pseudospin current and the creation of a hole (null probability near r = 0) is induced when one goes from qubit 0 to1. Figure 2 Diagram of genetic algorithm.

Each voice uttered by a physically unimpaired person was presented as a reference of five points on the MOS test.

In this work, part of these results will be presented as a reference to delineate effects of other variables.

Monte Carlo simulation is presented as a reference method to validate the accuracy of the proposed method.

(B) Simulated spectrum of DEPMPO-OOH is presented as a reference (dashed line); the typical set of hyperfine coupling constants was used for simulation (Frejaville et al. 1995).

This trade-off is illustrated for both Taguchi's method and simulated annealing in Figure10 where the results of manual optimization are also presented as a reference.

The Monte-Carlo method is often presented as a reference method for radiative transfer simulation when dealing with participating, inhomogeneous media.

Through history, museum transformation is presented as a reference for museum landscape, revealing the naked truth where its hybridity has been implemented for extending the boundaries of architecture.

Based on the established models, 8 new compounds with highly predicted antimalarial activity have been theoretically designed and presented as a reference for synthesis and antimalarial evaluation.

The RAX timing system and the clock correction algorithm are presented as a reference for other spacecraft designers and are critical for those analyzing RAX data.

In section III, the optimal receiver for the detection of a known rectilinear signal with known parameters corrupted by a SO noncircular total noise is presented as a reference receiver, jointly with some of its performance.