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The segmentByTarget parameter is True, segments, which may be Notes or Measures, will be divided if necessary to show changes that occur over the duration of the segment by a target object.
For high temperature superconducting (HTS) Maglev system, the permanent magnet guideway (PMG) makes the strong magnetic force existing between rail segments, which may cause moving difficulties and increase the operation cost when switching a PMG.
Therefore, we conclude that dilation of these microvessels, including capillaries, likely dominate the CBVw fMRI response and that the biological limit of the fMRI spatial resolution is approximately the average length of 1 2 microvessel segments, which may be sufficient for examining sublaminar circuits.
Finally, polymerization of 2,5-dibromo-3-hexylthiophene (3HT) and subsequent addition of 1a in the presence of chiral π-allylnickel complex as a single catalyst afforded P3HTm-b-poly-1an with nonhelical P3HT and helical poly phenyl isocyanide) (PPI) segments, which may be used as unique chiral organic materials in the future.
We think of affective contents as those video/audio segments, which may cause audiences' strong reactions or special emotional experiences, such as laughing or fear.
If the tracker end, e.g., the tracker reach the last frame of the video or the tracker lose the target, GIFT is applied to select the next video segments which may cover the target.
The last two digits of the expanded code represent an even smaller area called a segment, which may consist of one side of a city block, a single floor in a large building, or a group of post office boxes.
Each segment, which may comprise the frames say over a 1-s interval, is encoded into a scalable bitstream.
However, given our findings of relative osteopenia in the second sacral segment, which may impact the quality of fixation, we feel this technique should be used with caution.
(2) It is assumed that only a single match per query can occur in a sub-segment, which may also introduce misses in the search.
When (t=r), equality holds if and only if K is the Minkowski sum of a disc and a line segment (which may be a point).
