We evaluate the effect of shrinking the centroids using equations (6 7).
Cellular providers expand their capacity by shrinking the cells and using the same frequency simultaneously in different parts of town.
(See "Tesseras Triumphant Patent Protection").. Tessera's lucrative patents protect the technology that enables companies to produce smaller and faster chips by shrinking the semiconductor package used in PCs, cell phones, digital cameras and the company is no stranger to litigation.
Tessera's lucrative patents protect the technology that enables companies to produce smaller and faster chips by shrinking the semiconductor package used in PCs, cell phones, digital cameras and they're no strangers to litigation.
The blood pool was identified automatically by shrinking the LA segmentation using mathematical morphology, and mean (MBP) and standard deviation (SDBP) intensity of the blood pool were calculated.
Finally, human manufacturing is shrinking while the use of industrial robots is rising.
But critics say Bratton - who helped shrink the widespread use of stop-and-frisk -is partly, if not ultimately, responsible for the relative paucity of eligible non-white recruits.
Although historians may conclude it suited this government to use shrinking the deficit as a cover for permanently shrinking the state, it suits no government to let the banks stunt growth.
The semiconductor industry has long warned about a set of impending bottlenecks described as "the wall," a point in time where more than five decades of progress in continuously shrinking the size of transistors used in computation will end.
Forstall's team was trying to "shrink" the code used on the Macintosh desktop system; the rival team was trying to "scale up" that used on the iPod, then the best-selling Apple product.
If they are to become more valuable, the targets must shrink, and as the targets shrink, the tools used to hit them must shrink as well.
