The Foreman or Paris sequences show a similar coding efficiency at different numbers of p-pictures.
The best-documented fossil sequences show a variety of modes of evolution.
Moreover, Fig. 17 shows that for a given MTx, RLL sequences show a superior performance in comparison to the other approaches in terms of spectral efficiency.
The three-fourth-order parasequence sets that built this upper third-order composite sequences show a combination of retrogradational and progradational stacking patterns (Rebelle and Al Nuaimi 2006).
Sagittal (a) and axial T2 (b) weighted sequences show a lesion within the right side of the T9 vertebral body extending into the posterior elements.
Both video sequences show a target of interest that is tracked inside the image grid until it disappears from the scene; the algorithm then detects that the target is absent and correctly indicates that no target is present.
Axial T2-weighted sequence (a) and axial (b) and sagittal (c) post-contrast T1-weighted sequences show a 4-cm intradural mass at the level of T1, which is bright on the T2-weighted sequence and enhances homogeneously.
As long as the value of the span n increases, the De Bruijn sequences show a better adherence to the Welch bound than the other families of spreading codes considered for comparison.
Mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequences show a sister relationship between Iotichthys and Richardsonius, with Clinostomus being sister to an Iotichthys Richardsonius clade, hence the currently recognized sister relationship between Clinostomus and Richardsonius is not supported.
In more distal floodplain positions, sediment sequences show a complex fluvial architecture referring to periods of varying character and intensity of alluviation as well as periods of geomorphic stability indicated by soil formation.
In contrast, Expected sequences show a predictable, but then confounded, event (i.e., dog retrieves ball, then different person returns it), and Explicit sequences depict the unexpected event (i.e., different person retrieves then returns ball).
