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Fig. 6 A schematic representation of the process of separation of ICs via irradiation.
Consequently, a properly selected excitation wavelength can significantly simplify the process of separation of HRS from the detected signal.
Segmentation can be regarded as the process of separation of the relevant anatomy to be included within the 3D printed model.
First, the process of separation of overlapping harmonics (multi-pitch estimation, calculus of the best linear combination for reconstruction, additive synthesis) is not computationally expensive.
The process of separation of food waste at its generation source is identified as effective means in reducing the amount food waste sent to landfill and can be reused as feedstock to downstream treatment processes namely composting or anaerobic digestion.
DNA denaturation (melting) is the process of separation of ds-DNA into two single strands.
Bioassay-guided isolation integrates the processes of separation of compounds in a mixture, using various analytical methods, with results obtained from biological testing.
Creole populations are descendants of Iberian cattle brought to the Americas nearly five centuries ago [ 57]; the process of separation and divergence of these populations with many generations of genetic drift has probably determined their retention of genetic diversity and adaptation to a very wide range of environmental conditions [ 40].
The matter of who got what in the process of separation is evidently too nebulous to address.
The process of separation and differentiation of the eastern and western Baltic tribes deepened during the period of Roman influence, when the economy, culture and customs of the Western Balts became increasingly influenced by the more highly developed Przeworsk and Wielbark cultures people.
Although many of the differences between Tamil and Malayalam demonstrate a pre-historic split of the western dialect, the process of separation into a distinct language, Malayalam, was not completed until sometime in the 13th or 14th century.
