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In this paper, we propose a fast and efficient algorithm for segmenting a face suitable for recognition from a video sequence.
The recent finding that Ubp2 can efficiently and preferentially deubiquitinate K63 linked chains [24] suggests a possible role for Ubp2 in editing Rsp5-catalyzed polyubiquitin chains down to a length suitable for recognition by various proteins in the endocytic/ESCRT machinery.
Accordingly, we claimed the same sides as more suitable for recognition by r-aaRSs (see text).
Both studies used the bow-tie maze (Albasser, Chapman et al., 2010) as this apparatus is particularly suitable for recognition experiments that require multiple trials.
The high-order oligomerization of Ire1 completes the active site by stabilizing the highly dynamic HLE [ 5] in a conformation suitable for recognition of cognate RNA stem-loops.
These methods can be used to localize the periocular region dynamically so that an optimized region can be selected which is best suitable for recognition in terms of two contradictory objectives: (a) minimal template size, and (b) maximal recognition accuracy.
And the most suitable view for recognition varied depending on the gestures in each of nine groups.
Areas with long-term tectonic stability were suitable places for recognition of climatic signals in the sedimentary record, modified by the intensity of local clastic input.
Regretfully we are not in a position to carry out this experiment at this time, due to lack of a suitable antibody for recognition of CENP-H/K at the kinetochore by immunofluorescence.
A mathematical model was therefore constructed that is suitable for the recognition of coal and gangue based on this theory, while algorithms of recognition threshold values and identification rate are presented.
To our surprise, most subjects prefer not to use speech recognition in public while some subjects pointed out that it is suitable for speech recognition in some scenarios where users cannot touch their devices, such as driving a car.
