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The proposed classifier is shown to be capable of recognizing the modulation scheme with high accuracy over wide signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) range over both additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) and different fading channels.

In this way, for example, the AraC and MerR multi-domain regulators are organised to be capable of recognizing the same array of toxic compounds extruded by the transporters they themselves transcribe [23].

This approach, which relies entirely on map similarities of similarity maps, is undirected and does not appear to be capable of recognizing punctuated hierarchical migration/vaccination evolution quantitatively.

Because of this, we decided to use microarrays based on 70-mer synthetic oligonucleotides as these had been shown to minimize cross-hybridization and to be capable of recognizing related DNA sequences of B. oleracea [ 24].

In the scenarios we used, the dosage instructions were created using the ePMR system's dose codes and so we would expect the ePMR system to be capable of recognizing an error.

The Nasuia-ALF genome encodes 137 predicted protein-coding genes, a single ribosomal operon, and 29 tRNAs predicted to be capable of recognizing all necessary codons (fig. 5 and supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

Guidance control, in this sense, requires that the mechanism in question be capable of recognizing and responding to moral and non-moral reasons sufficient for acting otherwise.

A small but growing body of evidence suggests that plants may be capable of recognizing and responding to neighboring plants in a species specific fashion.

The saddest aspect of this is that President Bush, who cannot or will not admit to a mistake, must either believe the lies or not be capable of recognizing the truth.

A love that welcomes difference will be capable of recognizing the other as transcendent to the self.

HRH managers should be capable of recognizing and interpreting these different signals, and of acting judiciously in response to them by making appropriate adjustments to the workforce [ 92].