Before measuring the distance, a coarse pre-filtering is used to linearly transform the patches using a 2D linear transformation such as multiple wavelet transforms [15, 53].
When a statistical test was used to evaluate differential gene expression, the resultant test statistic or its transformation, such as correlation coefficient, Z score, or log10-transformed p value, could be used as the value of w.
He called it a transformation "such as we have never seen before".
Choose one of the programs mentioned, or another reality show with a focus on physical transformation, such as "Fat Actress" or "The Biggest Loser".
We are living through a moment of transformation such as we have not seen since the Industrial Revolution, Mr Rubio said.
In addition, the report says that local government shared services are able to provide wider business transformation, such as better use of IT, improved processes and cultural change programmes.
It is a demographic transformation such as Catholics have not seen since many thousands of Germans, Irish, Italians, Poles and other Europeans poured into the United States a century ago.
Alongside work produced by his friend James Joseph Sylvester, Cayley's study of various properties of forms that are unchanged (invariant) under some transformation, such as rotating or translating the coordinate axes, established a branch of algebra known as invariant theory.
Relict features in the process of transformation, such as a desert or a glacial alluvial deposit in a valley being reworked by a perennial stream, thus constitute hybrid features.
This motion is usually defined as a parametric transformation such as translation, rotation, and affine.
Numerous stoichiometric oxidizing reagents have been involved to accomplish this transformation, such as dichromate and permanganate.
