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The present pilot studies demonstrate basic safety and efficacy of a novel MTD with design attributes suitable for retrieval of intact acute and organized chronic thrombus.

Improved Fisher [9] proposes a normalization procedure and a binarization strategy to provide a suitable FV for retrieval.

This section describes how to learn a latent topic-based representation suitable for image retrieval from the trained HDLA model.

Our results demonstrate that the Spectral Angle Cosine (SAC) is the most effective metric to capture useful spectral information pertinent to the equivalent water thickness (EWT), and three spectral intervals (970 1150, 1330 1350 and 1584 1760 nm) are suitable for the retrieval of leaf water content.

Though much work is being done on face similarity matching techniques, little attention is given to the design of face matching schemes suitable for visual retrieval in single model databases where accuracy, robustness to scale and environmental changes, and computational efficiency are three important issues to be considered.

It is suitable not only for retrieval of polypeptide toxins but for finding any type of amino acid sequences once their structural motifs have been established.

The experimental results indicate that the retrieval performance and economic efficiency of SHMR are suitable for multimedia information retrieval in heterogeneous big data environments.

The experimental results illustrate that SOR is suitable for semantic-based retrieval for heterogeneous multimedia big data.

It is also found that the LAI-2000 fouringring (47 58° from zenith) gives a more consistent correction than the other rings and that this ring used alone is also suitable for effective LAI retrieval under diffuse conditions.

The previously unreported analogous complex [PtCl2([9]aneS2O)], 2, was also investigated and a phase suitable for the epitaxial retrieval of the disappearing polymorph β- 1 was identified.

with the aim to make the text suitable for further content information retrieval (see Fig. 2).