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Global imaging will be done using IR1, IR2, UVI and LIR in the portion of the orbit where the typical camera FOV of 12° roughly covers the apparent Venus disk; this portion corresponds approximately to 20 hours centered at the apoapsis (Fig. 3).
This portion corresponds mainly to hydroxycinnamic acids that are ester-linked to methylglucurono-arabino-xylans, but that are not etherified to the lignin moieties.
The WT construct, which contains three intact AP-2α binding sites, showed the highest luciferase activity compared with del1 and del2 suggesting that this portion corresponds to the minimal promoter.
The portion of the figure with thicker lines corresponds to the power system model whereas the remaining portion corresponds to the control system.
The diffraction pattern of the melted portion corresponds to cubic phase CdS with a lattice constant of a = 5.82 Å, which is similar to the diffraction pattern prior to the melting of the nanorods.
The semicircle portion corresponds to the electron transfer-limited process, whereas the linear part is characteristic of the lower frequencies range and represents the diffusion-limited electron-transfer process [46, 47].
The pizza portion corresponded to a standard pre-cut portion from a popular retailer (160 g).
This portion of the curve corresponded to the movements where the examiners conducted their passive diagnoses.
This portion of the orbit roughly corresponds to the region where the angular diameter of the Venus disk is smaller than the typical camera FOV of 12° (Fig. 3).
Neuroevolutionary techniques have obtained promising results in this non-stationary context but are still lacking in certain types of problems, especially those dealing with information streams where different portions correspond to different models.
The MiD and MoD diagnoses are based on the dysplastic cell distributions indicated by the vertical bars, in which the blue and red portions correspond to the abnormal and normal parts of the EP, respectively, in Figs. 2(a) and 3(a), respectively.
