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The effective adaptation rate is reduced to 9.5 Hz (every tenth sample equal to 105 ms sampling time) and in average about 50-60% more computational time is needed, i.e. approximately 2.6 ms per sample.

To generate the footprint, peak-to-peak median voltages were calculated for electrodes neighbouring the propagation axis, as found within a 60-μm or three-electrode radius around the time of the passing spike (negative peaks within ±1 sample, equal to ±50 μs, of each other).

An amount of sample equal to 50 μg total protein (by BCA assay) were loaded per lane for SDS-PAGE and transferred to nitrocellulose membranes.

However, a sample equal to the unit of donated blood (450 mL) would have to be processed to achieve this level.

The x-ray data reported were obtained with entrance collimation pinhole equal to 0.7 mm, defining pinhole near the sample equal to 0.4 mm, and sample-to-detector distance equal 180 mm.

The TCRβ repertoire diversity was validated by employing the Shannon entropy for which a maximum entropy of 14 500 clonotypes per sample (equal to the number of T cells in 100 ng DNA) was assumed (17).

That frequency translates to a range distance between samples equal to, where is the speed of light.

Indeed, to reach a bit error probability of 10−3, Monte Carlo simulation requires a number of samples equal to 100,000 while the proposed method uses only N=10,000 samples.

The simulations have been carried assuming a transmission through an AWGN channel and with a number of the observed samples equal to 10,000.

Different plots correspond to different sizes of the sample set selected for removal (from the total initial number of samples equal to 400). a n r =50 (12.5% of data).

Results from Figs. 1, 2, 3, and 4 above were achieved using a sampling equal to the chip rate, while Figs. 5 and 6 exhibit results for timing error bounds when sampling is faster than the chip rate.