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The design and high-level modeling of a multi-channel integrated circuit for infrared gas recognition suitable for low-power consumption are presented.

In order to make the SR early designed for the pose-invariant face recognition suitable for the case of pose variation, a multi-pose weighted sparse representation (MW-SR) algorithm is proposed to emphasize the contributions of the similar poses in the representation of the test image.

We describe in this paper a novel biometric methodology for face recognition suitable to address pose, illumination, and expression (PIE) image variability, temporal change, flexible matching, and last but not least occlusion and disguise that are usually referred to as denial and deception.

Recognition of suitable matrixes for CA-mediated DNA damage can be assessed using proposed DNA biosensor.

The validation results show that the AIPR-based pattern recognition is suitable for structure damage classification.

Recognition of suitable approaches for validation of the proposed methodologies is also another field for our future studies.

This work assesses different approaches for speech and non-speech segmentation of audio data and proposes a new, high-level representation of audio signals based on phoneme recognition features suitable for speech/non-speech discrimination tasks.

In Section 3, we present our proposed models along with all of the algorithms necessary to efficiently determine backoff path selection, and, in Section 4, a two-pass recognition algorithm suitable for using the proposed models is introduced.

This work demonstrates that the aggregation behaviours of water-soluble cationic porphyrins can be controlled by adjusting the nature of the substituents on their side arms, thus endowing them with different G-quadruplex-specific recognition abilities suitable for different pH conditions.

The early recognition and suitable treatment of cayenne aspiration is of vital importance.

In contrast, other prey have shown either innate recognition with suitable responses to novel predators (e.g. Peluci et al. 2008; Epp and Gabor 2008; Rehage et al. 2009) or rapid adaptive learning about novel predators including humans (Knight et al. 1987).