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The nonlinear behaviors of SRBS were investigated by the reconstructing phase space, using the autocorrelation function and the false nearest neighbor method.

After reconstructing phase space, time-varying lateral displacement of each observation point on retaining structure can be predicted using its historic unary time series data.

Hence we developed a strategy whereby genotyping a reduced number of SNPs would give us closely related haplotype groups (after reconstructing phases) containing individuals with closely related haplotypes (Stead and Jeffreys 2002).

As a consequence, artifacts appear at the edges of the reconstructed phase image and gradients over the whole reconstructed phase are generated.

(d) Reconstructed phase resulting from (b,c).

From left to right: four target phase functions, reconstructed phase function and their respective optimized phase patterns.

So Bhandari and his colleagues — his advisor, Ramesh Raskar, the NEC Career Development Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences; Aurélien Bourquard, a postdoc in MIT's Research Laboratory of Electronics; and Shahram Izadi of Microsoft Research — instead made a few targeted measurements that allowed them to reconstruct phase information.

The impact responses, frequency spectra and reconstructed phase portraits demonstrate complicated motions including quasi-periodic and chaotic motions, two routes to chaos through two-frequency quasi-periodicity and intermittency, phase locking and the low-dimensional behavior of the system.

The performances of the method have been studied in the absence of experimental sources of noise using a computer generated hologram with which we demonstrate that the aperture apodization reduces the standard deviation of the reconstructed phase distribution from 1.6 nm to 0.15 nm.

The first two models were carried out using a raster subtraction technique, with grid cell sizes of 200-m and 30-m, and a third model utilised a TIN intersection technique where the shoreline is derived from the intersection of the TIN representing the modern topography and the TIN representing the water plane of the reconstructed phase.

Reconstructed phase images are shown.