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McLaughlin, T., Torborg, C. L., Feller, M. B. & O'Leary, D. D. M. Retinotopic map refinement requires spontaneous retinal waves during a brief critical period of development.

Adaptive mesh refinement requires appropriate techniques for data communication in a hierarchy of dynamically adaptive mesh.

The refinement requires further experimental fate data as input for a more sophisticated modelling for exposure assessment.

A March Dollase r value between 0.8 and 1.2 appears to be relatively harmless, and, when discovered, must of course be included in the refinement (as the use of a least-squares refinement requires that the model be complete, i.e. that the experimental data is described exactly by the model with the exception of the random noise).

The TPM approach to locus refinement requires that the locus of interest be genotyped in multiple ethnic groups so that differences in the LD structure across the various populations can be leveraged to potentially eliminate segments of the associated haplotype from further consideration.

From the comparison between both approaches we obtain the minimal separation distance where elasticity applies and we estimate the degree of refinement required in the calculation.

In the early days, Cassady had ambitions to write, but a rudimentary education compounded by an inability to concentrate on tasks requiring sustained effort meant his attempts (mostly fragments of autobiography, collected in 1971 as "The First Third") lack refinement — even the refinement required to make them read "raw" — and structure.

The linearized free-surface approximation accounts for first-order wave effects while reducing the necessary extent of the computational domain and level of grid refinement required by fully nonlinear methods that employ an interface-capturing technique.

By providing information about the effective width of the immersed boundary and sheer stress magnitude near that boundary, the grid refinement studies indicate the degree of spatial refinement required for quantitatively reliable simulations.

Each run (with refinement) required around a total of 200 CPU hours.

Although the basic principles of the piano's operation are simple, the refinements required in developing the powerful yet sensitive modern piano make it also the most complex of all mechanical instruments except the organ.