The female primate's strategy of blurring paternity could be useful in human societies, too, especially when the rate of illegitimacy is high.
The parameter ∑ represents the extent of blurring.
(141) When surrounded by other HBDC molecules in a lattice, the molecules did not rotate, but if a single molecule shifted slightly within a nanoscopic vacancy in the lattice, it began to rotate faster than the imaging rate of the STM, blurring the three-fold symmetric shape and creating a toroidal image.
Figure 4 Wavelet decomposition of blurred image.
After motion correction, none of the images were rated as blurred.
But on either kind of LCD set, that slow a rate can blur the motion in sports broadcasts and action movies.
Besides, the high rate of consensus communication has blurred the line between distributed estimation and centralized estimation, as argued in [110].
The occurrence rate of inhalation injury is blurred by problematic diagnosis and hence lack of consensus definition.
Thus, dual-source CT was expected to greatly improve the diagnostic accuracy of the combined CT protocol, and our results indicate that this assumption was correct: There were no examinations rated as non-diagnostic because of blurring of the coronary arteries due to high heart rates.
Rather than measure the fluctuations directly, speckle contrast measurements use a finite camera exposure, or a range of exposures, and infer the fluctuation rate and amplitude from the degree of blurring of the speckle pattern at each exposure.
Regardless of the details of recombination among expressed loci, the consequence of a high rate of interlocus recombination is a blurring of orthologous relationships and the grouping of alleles in a species-specific manner to the exclusion of other passerine sequences.
