The following objects are stored in the root of the HDF5 data files: 1. epos : an N × 2 matrix, where N is the number of spike trains in the recording.
However, in the case of non-NatWest/RBS customers, creditors might not spot the root of the problem before data is sent to the agencies.
At the root of the simple quantitative data, there exist complex factors of diverse natures, such as the flat demographic trend, the aging of the Italian building stock, the prevailing requirement to conform to European regulations in plant-engineering sectors, and the ever increasing interest in the real-estate market for older, existent property.
In addition to the root of the MT and the data block m j, a verifier requires a set of complementary branches {B c }, which increases logarithmical as the number of data blocks signed, to authenticate each data block independently.
For years industry groups have complained that government regulations and taxes were at the root of the weak recovery, but survey data consistently showed that demand was actually far and away the biggest problem.
Adults and adolescents also misunderstand how time is mapped onto a phylogenetic tree, often thinking that time goes from left to right across the branch tips or from the branch tips to the root of the tree (Dodick and Aharonson, unpublished data; Meir et al. [2007]).
In this case, the particle size is calculated from the slope of the linearly fitted data and the root of the y-intercept gives the strain.
Bilaterality has evolved very early in animal evolution near the root of the metazoan tree [ 63], and our data support the view that such a step was taken before the divergence of Cnidaria.
These results may be explained from the root of data structure constructed, such as bitmap index and prefix tree data structure in BOAT.
where Σ −1/2 is the inverse square root of the data covariance matrix; G(m) are Green's functions in an elastic half-space (Okada 1985), which depends on the fault parameters m; s is the slip; and d is the observed displacements.
