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In this work, we use the affinity propagation provided by Python module sklearn.

On the other hand, it may have depended on favorable protective micro-environments for inoculum survival and propagation provided by pore spaces in pumice stones used as carrier [14].

Numerical simulations of the control policy in closed-loop with the satellite nonlinear dynamics under high-precision orbit propagation provided by Systems Tool Kit (STK) that validate the performance of the proposed design in terms of thruster usage and constraint enforcement are presented.

The propagation provides exploitation power of evolution.

Detection of the scattered radiation after the propagation provides another way to obtain the dispersion relation of the surface plasmon polaritons and, thus, provides insight into dynamics of the surface plasmon polariton/dye interaction, beyond the refrectometry measurements.

A 13 by 13 array of 169 magnetometers could cover a region of 600 by 600 km and allow observers to watch the onset of events and their phase and group propagation, providing a giant "TV screen" for watching ionospheric currents and magnetic pulsations.

The mixed-mode model and the associated cohesive parameters for both quasi-static and unstable crack propagation provide bounds for predicting the behavior of the bonded joints under various rates of loading, up to the impact conditions that could be appropriate for automotive design.

Mass propagation provides an alternative means of satisfying the demand.

Seed storage reserves accumulated during embryogenesis in higher plants are crucial for plant propagation, providing carbon and energy during germination prior to seedling establishment.

Here we have used a slanted finger interdigitated electrode (SFIDT; Figure 1 a) to create a narrow path of propagation, providing the asymmetry in the propagation of the waves.

Centromere assembly and propagation provide a unique example of an epigenetic process as protein structures are assembled onto DNA and then stably propagated through numerous cell divisions in a DNA sequence independent manner.