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We lay the architecture of a prototype automated dental identification system (ADIS), which tackles the dental image matching problem by first extracting high-level features to expedite retrieval of potential matches and then by low-level image comparison using inherent features of dental images.

Several experimental strategies are used to narrow these regions, and these attempts almost always are combined with the retrieval of potential candidate genes found in different databases.

Here we use a fully spherical, multiple scattering radiative transfer model to perform a sensitivity study on the effects of the polarized measurement on stratospheric aerosol extinction retrievals through specific investigations of the aerosol signal fraction in polarized measurements, potential retrieval bias, and achievable precision.

If the decision is made to retrieve, a design which will include all the relevant safety aspects for the potential retrieval of canisters must be determined.

An acrid, burning smell indicated that organic material was intact within the bone — a good sign for the potential retrieval of DNA.

The future potential retrieval of canisters containing nuclear waste from the repository is a further influential factor.

Retrieval requests for potential PICU patients were triaged and coordinated via a retrieval-specific telephone line.

Under such scenario, combining the current keyword-based information retrieval technology in finding potential semantic information and formulating in RDF schema is a potential key technology for current search engine to seamlessly enable the semantic search functions.

The study suggested that PolInSAR coherence based modeling approach has significant potential for retrieval of forest biophysical parameters.

Our results have implications for both the study of tagging systems as potential information retrieval tools, and for the design of such systems.

Information retrieval systems have the potential to improve patient care but little is known about the variables which influence clinicians' uptake and use of systems in routine work.