For example, for a given spectrum generated by a peptide contained in the target database, a search method may report significant hit on the target database but with a different peptide reported.
Experiments were designed to investigate the effects of target and distractor heterogeneity on the threshold for detection of a color target in a search task.
We can study this WM-driven attentional guidance using a dual task in which a participant retains one stimulus in memory while searching for an unrelated target in a search display.
The goal is to get the targets of a search fired from their jobs, shamed in front of their neighbors, run out of town.
This involved the detection of visual targets in a search task.
Certainly there are other evolutionary problems which can be addressed with simulations in a non-controversial way, as long as they are not concerned with reaching special targets by a search algorithm.
The former is an improvement of the existing mean inter-cancellation distance, which takes into account the distances between targets within a search array, therefore allowing comparisons of cancellation performance on different tasks.
Whether a particular setting of search width is considered effective for target search is dependent on knowing the accuracy of target detection within a search corridor.
Starting with a target receptor (as a search query) and a database of 'native' ligand-receptor complexes (e.g., PDBbind [6, 7]), we can begin the pocket similarity search.
In Princeton, the Career/Networking Group, which meets at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, has about 40 members and offers eight-week sessions with speakers on topics like understanding yourself, résumé writing and targeting a job search.
