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In addition, there is an updated formulation and rigorous handling of parameters - e.g. event symmetry, SPThresh (see Section 4.2.2) - which allows the user to employ the framework in an unsupervised way.

Instead of creating a meshed equivalent continuum for quantifying small engineering strains, the new method performs independent random queries on the velocity gradient characteristics of arbitrary sub-domains in the assembly through the novel concept of overlapping reference triangles, thus, enabling rigorous handling of large deformations which are usually associated with localization.

In comparison, the pre-hydrolysis of starch substrate either by commercial enzymes or by acids at high temperature has negative effects, leading to costly and rigorous handling procedures.

Significance analysis of microarray (SAM) (Tusher et al, 2001) is a procedure that detects differentially expressed genes without making hypotheses on the distribution of expression levels, and with a rigorous handling of the fact that thousands of hypotheses are being tested at once in a microarray analysis.

Lumenal colonization can be minimized and prevented by rigorous care and handling precautions.

However, in the presence of a large excess of NO, we were able to scrub out the O2 using only a fraction of the available NO and leaving plenty of NO for the reaction with Cat. Consequently, there was no need to use rigorous anaerobic handling techniques, which greatly complicate crystallographic experiments.

Other areas where the investigators saw signs of trouble included the way overtime and other data were being factored into retirees' pension calculations, high-yielding bonuses that were added to current workers' individual accounts, and less-than-rigorous handling of health care billings.

Each year, the Michigan State Police and the National Institute of Justice put cars through rigorous tests for handling, acceleration and other factors.

More recently, reliability-based design approaches emerge as a more reasonable and rigorous way of handling uncertainties.

Algorithms that produce overlapping clusters may assign nodes to too many or too few clusters and rigorous techniques for handling such problems are still lacking.

Finally, in this article we have not applied any rigorous boundary handling technique.