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A stochastic method was devised to transform efficient sets of analytical characterizations into molecular representations of complex petroleum feedstocks.

In this paper, we have presented the 3D-GOP-RL, a fast video encoder based on 3D wavelet transform and efficient run-length coding.

A portion of the ligation reaction was used to transform library efficient E. coli DH5a strain (GIBCO-BRL).

As the suffragette Ray Strachey, Woolf's sister-in-law, put it: "Middle-aged women who had been quiet mothers of families were suddenly transformed into efficient plumbers, chimney sweeps, or grave diggers; flighty and giggling young girls turned into house-painters and electricians; ladies whose lives had been spent in the hunting-field turned into canal boatmen and ploughmen".

The first and most dominant is of a future in which urban passenger transport will be actively transformed through efficient public transport solutions for all urban citizens.

Interestingly, data can be transformed for efficient use of DASS-cs also in such cases (cf. description of calculation mode in www.ifr.ac.uk/dass/gui).

Usually 10 100 of E. coli colonies were obtained when we transformed highly efficient competent E. coli cells with the plasmid carrying a 20-kb DNA insert connected with 10 DNA fragments of 2 kb (Fig.  4).

The president of Costa Rica, Dr. Abel Pacheco, requested the creation of an inter-american legal instrument to provide the Organization of American States -OAS- a mechanism and structure to monitor that these declarations against commercial sexual exploitation of children and adolescents are transformed into efficient actions.

Wavelet transform is an efficient mathematical transformation in the field of signal processing.

Our experimental results demonstrate that the ripplet transform can provide efficient representation of edges in images.

In this paper, we have introduced a new discrete evolutionary Slepian transform capable of efficient representation of band-limited signals.