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Then, a region selection strategy integrating color contrast prior, boundary prior and visual patterns information of images is presented.

Additionally, the conversion to (Cu) is accompanied by the formation of voids, predominantly near the prior boundary between the δ-phase and the adjoining Cu.

These values are near the lower prior boundary of one and their posterior distributions both exhibit a large positive skew.

Senior administration officials said Thursday that the president's decision to actually appear at super PAC events is being driven by the same political calculus that persuaded him to fudge prior boundaries: Democrats can't unilaterally disarm.

After the local linear regression step, accepted and transformed parameter values that fall outside their respective prior bounds are subsequently transformed to have the values of their respective prior boundaries.

With the exception of t trans and N R τ(t trans ), the MCMC chain did not impinge on any of the prescribed prior boundaries for the models tested.

After several preliminary runs to optimize prior boundaries for the six parameters, we conducted runs for 3 5 × 10 MCMC steps following a 300,000 burn-in period from which genealogies were saved every 100 steps.

Previous studies indicated that the logistic and related transformations can lead to biases in the posterior densities estimated in the proximity of the prior boundaries under particular circumstances [ 31].

The prior boundaries for the time of transmission t trans were set from when the recipient was last confirmed HIV-1 negative (53 days before the first recipient sample) to the time at which the first recipient sample was collected (day 0).

Near the prior grain boundary the oxide is Ni-rich, with a Co-enriched layer furthest away from the metal and a Fe-enriched region below this.

A striking consequence is that there is intraplate accommodation of transform fault slip in this region of Earth's surface along fracture zones and a long-active region of intracontinental deformation that is 'reusing' prior plate boundary fault zones.