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Remaining participants in both conditions maintained considerably stable observation durations across all training sessions.
Compared to existing systems, our system has the advantages of a large FOV, low power consumption, economy, stable observation, and on-line and autonomous functionality.
This paper establishes a catadioptric omnidirectional vision system to achieve a large FOV, low power consumption, economy, stable observation, on-line, and autonomous marine buoy monitoring system.
Stress perturbation due to large earthquakes may shift the earthquake distribution for ΔCFF to a positive side after the mainshocks, under the temporally stable observation network system and station distribution.
That is, when the maximum velocity of motion is increased, the number of candidate samples will not change obviously due to the stable observation results from the anchor nodes.
The SRE data is much more suitable than large recurrent event data for experiments of prospective probabilistic forecasts for three reasons: (1) events are objectively qualified and accurate in time; (2) the recurrence intervals are short; and (3) the catalog of events is compiled based on a stable observation network and contains many sequences to test forecasts statistically.
But a patient with persistent tachycardia has "stable" observations; indeed, the diagnosis of death necessitates very "stable" observations.
Furthermore, during the observation period stable reflection properties (coherence) are required.
In this study, we carried out a total of eight campaigns of EAR RASS in 2016, aiming to establish a stable temperature observation system with RASS.
The solvation energies computed for single subunits of listed structures (Table 2) reveal that among the mycobacterial ferritins, Mtb BfrA appears to be more stable, an observation that needs further investigation.
On the other hand, the hybrid CenpA/H3.3 nucleosome is unusually stable, an observation that was linked to CenpA mislocalization and resulting chromosome aberrations in cancer (Arimura et al., 2014).
