Several products are derived from the analysis wind field and storm track, yielding effective tools for disaster assessment, emergency management, and recovery.
From these two areas, stable ensemble recordings were conducted in rats performing a reward-searching task on a triangular track, yielding group sizes of about 15 and 25 units in the dorsal hippocampus and ventral striatum, respectively.
Inspired by Martin's images, King then went back and added percussion, horns, finger snapping, and organs to create the final track, yielding a multilayered weaving of sounds and shapes.
Consider "The Mystery Zone" from 2010's Transference, on which Daniel & Co. gradually stack spacey textures atop a spare, funky rhythm track, yielding a lush rock mantra that feels like it could go on forever.
They were evaluated and compared to other studies in MIREX [22, 23] multiple f0 estimation and tracking contests, yielding competitive results with very efficient runtimes.
The motion of particles in a vertical cylindrical mixer with two opposed flat blades was studied throughout the bed using positron emission particle tracking, this yielding the location of a tracer particle many times per second.
PARIS — The Most Rev. Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, said profound differences among the world's 77 million Anglicans over gay clergy and same-sex unions could divide their church into a "two-track model" yielding "two styles of being Anglican".
Especially, the projection consistency is able to reduce the overall complexity and thus improve the tracking results without yielding into local optima.
Cancer research has a remarkable track record of yielding discoveries that illuminate the biology of cancer and lead to new therapies that save and extend lives.
Increasing precision also usually enhances mathematical rigor, measurability, testability, theoretical unification, etc. Achieving these objectives has a highly consistent, inductively well-supported track record of yielding the main currency in which science measures epistemic success: well-confirmed generalizations.
