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In addition, we also performed tractography with the following parameters: a single tracking per voxel for 45° threshold and 10 random trackings per voxel for both 35° and 45° thresholds, in total 3 more cases.

In addition, although target tracking per se is not considered in this paper, performance is evaluated both under the assumption that sequential location estimates are not aggregated as well as under the assumption that some sort of tracker is available to aggregate a sequence of estimates.

In tracking per mRNA, the nodes z17, z18 and z19 are colored in red around z18, while for dClk mRNA, the nodes z20, z10 and z11 are colored in red around z11.

Thus, another issue for further research would be the cost efficiency of the cost tracking per se; for instance whether a simpler and cheaper cost tracking procedure would free resources in a study that could then be used to collect more exposure data.

As network speed and the number of flows grow rapidly, identifying heavy hitters/changers by tracking per-IP or per-flow statistics becomes infeasible due to both the computational overhead and memory requirements.

Currently, there are 32 GPS satellites in operation and the period of a GPS satellite is approximately 24 h, which results in 64 available tracks (ascending and descending track) per day.

Being tracked per-site instead of by account?

As the tracks-per-inch (TPI) gets higher and higher in HDDs, writing of servo sectors takes a longer and longer time.

Shazam offers both a free version of its app – allowing users to discover or tag five tracks per-month – along with paid versions for unlimited tagging.

In order to normalize the data, all modes were arbitrarily set as 0°, and the original tracks (per-movie) were rotated accordingly.

Additionally, the AP does not need to keep track of per-connection (per-flow) statistics, but instead, it keeps track of per-location statistics, and the tracked statistics are simply the amount of successfully transmitted packets.