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For disparity discrimination, normalized shift due to microstimulation is correlated with the disparity tuning index (DTI) obtained from MUA at the stimulated site [ 11].

The directional tuning index (DSI) was calculated as the normalized length of the resultant vector.

Then the exponential-index technology can adjust the trade-off between access efficiency and energy consumption by tuning the index base and the chunk-size parameters.

The POLFLOW model was calibrated by manually tuning aquifer index ((f_{text{dqw}}^{text{aq}})), primary porosity (pp), conductivity of the aquifer (ca), soil type index ((f_{text{dqw}}^{text{so}})), and land cover index ((f_{text{dqw}}^{text{lc}})), as shown in Tables 1 and 2. Several runs of the model were performed for the various combinations of the parameters.

Therefore, it is a trade-off between the performance of drill-down and roll-up when tuning the index interval.

By tuning alignment indexing and min-identity parameters, READSCAN's high-sensitive mode achieved higher sensitivity with a trade off in specificity and time (Fig. 2).

The above algorithm can be very fast if we tune the index interval properly.

However, scientists have begun to manipulate the interactions of light and matter to tune the index of refraction in weird ways, such as making it negative, which leads to an unusual bending of light.

Future efforts will focus on validating and fine-tuning the index to be used in large scale ICU sleep research.

We also find that when the unit cell is composed of three layers with negative permittivity, with negative permeability, and with a right-handed material, respectively, more negative indexes of refraction can be easily obtained simply by tuning the refractive index and the thickness of the right-handed layer.

A λ/4 λ/4 λ/4 stack of SiO2/SnO2/SiO2 SnO2 was also constructed, with its antireflective performance optimized by tuning the refractive index of the SiO2 SnO2 composite layer.