MDL suggests that, in all of the depicted schemes, we choose to use the minimal length to describe both the optimal space information and the space transformations.
For instance, the minimal length of the first arm is 11 cm, where the length of the second arm is 12 cm.
The obtained results show that the minimal length of maintenance intervals for a RCD valve was 18 days while being 23 days for the BOP valve.
PTS1 fusion with a heterologous protein results in peroxisomal targeting of that protein, but the minimal length of PTS1 required for efficient targeting in plants is vague.
Over 70% of the NMDA-spikes last for just a little longer than the minimal length of Δ = 50 ms. Further nearly all of the spikes are shorter than 100 ms, thus staying well within a physiologically reasonable range.
According to the MDL principle, the optimal CSD scheme is the one which uses the minimal length for describing the optimal space information and the model of space transform information.
As indicated in 'Adaptation to atypical voices' section, we propose to constrain the minimal length of a keyword to three phonemes and the minimum difference between keywords in at least two phonemes.
The first form of the Heisenberg algebra giving the minimal length uncertainty was first introduced by Kempf, Mangano, and Mann [1] in the following form: begin{aligned}[ X, P ] = i hbar ( 1 + beta P^2 ), end{aligned} (1 which suggests the existence of the fundamental minimal length begin{aligned} ( Delta X)_0 = hbar sqrt{beta } end{aligned}.
The minimal length of the time series needed for a successful separation of two signals can be expressed by the following equation begin{aligned} L = frac{ 2 cdot f_s}{f_1-f_2}, end{aligned} (17 where (f_s) is the sampling frequency, (f_1=1/T_1) and (f_2=1/T_2) are the frequencies of the two signals, and L is the minimum length of the time series.
In such a case, and for the considered channel model, numerical results have shown that [13] FMT with adaptive OH does not significantly improve the achievable rate, and in general the minimal length pulse that achieves the highest achievable rate is the one with N = (9/8)M.
It was evaluated the impact of the diet switch on nutritional characteristics and bacterial community composition in cattle fed tropical forage-based diet aiming to establish the minimal length of the adaptation period that could be applied to changeover or crossover design protocols.
