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The authors propose to rely on social information to derive efficient forwarding rules.

To construct statistical tests for pixel classification, we propose to rely on estimated p-values.

Since the RSSI in standard fingerprint database may be lost when the walking speed is too fast, we propose to rely on the interpolation approach to estimate the lost RSSI by propagation modeling, as shown in Fig. 4. Fig. 4 RSSI interpolation.

We propose to rely on the biological process domain of the gene ontology to construct a gene semantic similarity network and then use the network to infer disease genes.

Henry and Conrad (2008) emphasized the major differences between journal peer review and the "more demanding" reviews that OMB's Peer Review Bulletin (OMB 2005) imposes on federal agencies regarding science they propose to rely on particularly "highly influential scientific assessments".

Instead, he proposed to rely on commercial companies to carry astronauts and cargo to the International Space Station orbit and called on NASA to develop "game-changing" technologies to make travel to more distant destinations — asteroids and eventually Mars — cheaper and faster.

The paper proposes to rely on the game theory as an efficient framework to develop decentralized and/or distributed algorithms for resource allocation.

To move upwards from profiles to personae (i.e., to determine whether profiles belong to one persona or many personae), this approach proposes to rely on a set of core elements of a profile and group profiles into the same persona if these elements are jointly similar.

In internal clock models, prospective duration tasks have been proposed to rely heavily on attentional resources [16]: the participant's state of arousal affects the rate of the pacemaker(s) whereas attention affects the latency of the switch to the accumulator i.e. the onset of the time keeper [22].

Time dilation was recently proposed to rely on the predictability of the event to be judged: low probability events (i.e. high unpredictability) would be experienced as longer than high probability (i.e. high predictability) events of equal physical duration [2].

In contrast, the landing and avoidance responses of flies were proposed to rely on summation of elementary motion detectors (Borst and Bahde, 1988; Tammero and Dickinson, 2002).