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For instance, if the spatial expert network achieves a 10% increase in accuracy compared with that of the motion expert network, it means the learning rate of the spatial stream must be slowed to balance the gating scheme.

Because the improvement rate of the spatial resolution does not depend on the numerical aperture, we could achieve a spatial resolution beyond the usual 200 - 250 nm laterally and 500 - 700 nm axially by using an objective lens with a numerical aperture of 1.2 or 1.4.

The rate ratio of the spatial cluster defined as the risk of an individual within the cluster having an infection compared to those outside was highest in 2006 (RR = 297.9) and lowest in 1999 (RR = 2.1).

We therefore tentatively assign the increased decay times and the entailed reduction in recombination rate to the spatial separation of electrons and holes by the energy cascade, which reduces the Coulombic attraction of opposite charges across the interface.

We test this hypothesis by introducing interaction terms between the unemployment rates of the different spatial units.

The results suggest that the trend in the variation of the integrated heat release rate and the spatial location of heat release rate can be evaluated by either of these markers.

The rate of spatial spread of the disease was strikingly high after the initial outbreak, so human intervention through the translocation of infected individuals for hunting purposes is highly likely [5].

These three groups of features characterized the average cerebral metabolic rate and the spatial variation of cerebral metabolic rates in each VOI and the asymmetry in glucose metabolism between the left and right brain hemispheres.

When the rate of spatial mixing increases, the predictability of the local population composition goes down, and QS becomes profitable.

The intensity and duration of this phase depends, among other things, on the rate of spatial spread of the disease; and 3) A post-immunization phase, in which large-scale mortality rates decrease due to the immunization of rabbits and cause a return towards medium-high population densities.

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