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The tool motion is superposition from a spherical motion and rectilinear translation with respect to the workpiece.

The main challenge is to make it clear whether or not the reconstruction algorithm can distinguish the linear superposition from the statistical mixture of the constituent coherent states.

Using the "alignment recycling" conformer pair superposition from the previous stage, a final superposition optimization to maximize the shape volume overlap between the conformer pair is performed using the OEShape C++ toolkit [12].

The goal is to extract the necessary parameters for a Gaussian beam superposition from this wave field, so that further evolution of the high frequency waves can be computed by the method of Gaussian beams.

Taking I 2,1 for example, Fig. 4 indicates that I 2,1 is produced by the currents superposition from n+1 branches, i.e., ➀ Φind,1 I ref,1; ➁ Φpara,m,i I ref,i (i = 2,3,…,n); ➂ Φseries,1.

Therefore, by varying the thresholds of RMSD and the cardinality of the ensemble, multiple sieved models are generated for a given multiple alignment and superposition from MUSTANG.

But first scientists would have to learn how to control decoherence, keeping the superpositions from collapsing before a calculation is done.

Reference alignments are inferred from structure superpositions from the VAST database (Gibrat et al., 1996; Madej et al., 1995) and the SABmark benchmark set (Van Walle et al., 2005), and from a comprehensive set of expert-determined mappings, and homology is defined by CDD relationships.

Thus, the emerging beam is on the same side of the axis as the entering beam the condition for obtaining a superposition image from the whole array.

cannot be represented as any superposition constructed from several infinitely differentiable functions defined on.

Actually, this equality shows that, for any positive integer, can be represented as a certain -time nested superposition constructed from several infinitely differentiable functions defined on.