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The source term for coalescence in the scalar transport equation was updated using a rectified model of Hagesaether et al. (2002. A model for turbulent binary breakup of dispersed fluid particles. Chem. Eng. Sci. 57, 3251 3267).

In fact, with the rectified model, it becomes clear that with the inclusion of the Muslim population in the regions of Judea and Samaria (i.e. the West Bank) Israel would be about 67percentt Jewish and if it were to include Gaza, the figure would be about 59percentt Jewish.

A novel Bayesian sparse correlated rectified factor model (BSCRFM) is proposed that models the unknown TF protein level activity, the correlated regulations between TFs, and the sparse nature of TF-regulated genes.

However, the phenomenon is apparent in many transport systems and can be modeled and rectified in abstraction.

In particular, the rectified image (see example in Figure 2).

Path analyzer: This is designed to draw the path of the selected feature in shapefile by determining the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) of the rectified image and drawing this path as a profile to make other processes on shapefile (see Figure 12).

From the dimensions of this jaw reconstruction, it was hypothesized that C. megalodon could have approached 30 m. Better knowledge of dentition and more accurate muscle structures, led to a rectified version of Dean's jaw model about 70 percent of its original size and to a size consistent with modern findings.

Inner city is surveyed over a square kilometre using two separate scans that provided a terrain model and 'partially' auto-rectified structures.

a The Architecture of Clarifai model, where Relu denotes a rectified linear function relu(x)=max x,0), which rectify the feature maps thus ensuring the feature maps are always positive, lrn denotes a local response normalization layer, and Dropout is used in the fully connected layers with a rate of 0.5 to prevent CNN from overfitting.

To model the effect of valve-points, a recurring rectified sinusoid contribution is added to the quadratic function [12].

The effect of moving average window width on the range of values of rectified and integrated EMG signals was tested on a theoretical model presented by Veternik and co-workers (Veterník M, Šimera M, Jakuš J, and Poliaček I. Effect of moving average window width on integration of EMG signal).