Overall results show that the estimation of the OQ with the proposed method is competitive especially when considering the errors calculated over voiced segments of the database.
As a result, information was being served up to specific segments of the database with customized headlines that the firm felt would influence or solidify opinion about certain candidates.
More important, the Informix deal increased by four points, to 20%, IBM's share of the fastest-growing segment of the market: "distributed" databases running on Unix and Windows NT workstations.
We found the probability distribution of the possible positions of the line segments in the database lying on the 'far side' of an imagined occluder to be shifted vertically compared to the positions obtained by direct extension of the same line segments.
With the applied MD PSO and EFS parameters, the computational time of a single EFS run varied between 30 min (segment features of the basic database) and 3.5 h (key-frame features of the extended database).
More precisely, a set of 64 initial contextual factors were extracted for each segment (phoneme) of the Persian database.
The hand search of the literature for the 170 journals circumvents this problem as it provides a "gold standard" for a segment of the literature in the electronic database file, and an approximation for the operating characteristics of search strategies (i.e., sensitivity, specificity, precision, and accuracy).
In the second segment of the experiment, we created a hybrid database of sixty subjects; 30 subjects were drawn from BU-3DFE while the remaining 50% were drawn from UPM-3DFE.
"Today if an investor has a thesis around robotics and wants to understand what plays exist in the market and which companies are innovating in each segment, none of the existing databases can solve this.
A lesser-known but equally data-centric segment of the security industry involves monitoring the activity that happens around databases and major applications.
