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We propose to use an SVM classifier for pixel-wised classification, which is strongly suitable for hyperspectral data classification [13].

Hence the proposed new cryptography system is strongly suitable for most of real-time video and audio applications.

Indeed, Bi0.36Pb0.64Sc0.36-x MnxTi0.64O3 with x = 0.02 is shown to be a high sensitivity piezoelectric with strongly reduced losses, suitable for high power operation between 200 and 400 °C.

By analyzing the in-network user interest difference and through the coalition game, users are adaptively divided into fog communities, which make the network architecture strongly scalable and suitable for various complex network scenarios.

This also demonstrates that a well-worked solar cell strongly requires a suitable phase separation that is good to balanced charge transportation.To further validate the reason of performance difference, the light absorption properties of the two solar cells are compared in Figure 6a.

While it is generally accepted that high efficiency conversion of low- and medium-grade heat to electrical power strongly relies on a suitable combination of thermodynamic cycle and working fluid, the selection of suitable operating parameters may be of even more importance.

Strongly coloured filters are suitable only for special effects; they overlay the colour image with the filter colour.

For the soil cube problem, Eeff is found to be strongly correlated to a suitable spatial average.

However, the determination of the analyte specific parameters, which are needed to calibrate the retention behaviour, strongly depend on the suitable selection of initial experiments.

Numerical simulations demonstrate that these chromophores show a strongly nonlinear absorption behavior suitable for optical limiting of ns pulses (with threshold values down to 1.5 × 10−2 J cm−2 for 0.55 ns pulses).

The resulting observer scheme is suitable for strongly coupled subsystems with multiple time-varying delays, and is shown to give better results for systems with very strong interconnections while only some mild existence conditions are imposed.