Since only pixel access operations are required, the method does not require the use of image processing routines like edge/feature extraction, color segmentation or 3D reconstruction, which can be sensitive to motion blur and optical distortions typical in applications of omnidirectional sensors to robotics.
It seems to be typical in applications that in fact, the convex domain D is divided by a line segment into two parts, in each of which the function A described above is well defined.
Clearly, TC can be used for distributed VQ when separately observed vectors have both inter-vector and intra-vector statistical dependencies, a situation typical in applications such as camera networks.
Moreover, as is typical in the application of mathematics, there are also mixed statements, which involve both terms referring to concrete objects and terms referring to abstract ones.
It was also found that for the case ε W =0.9 and ε S =0.2, which is typical in this application, formula (55) is fairly accurate.
Further, it is highly variable when the sample size is not large enough, as is typical in RSS applications.
In practice a simple fixed choice of the exponent parameter around ρ = 16 for the sharp origin kernel produces favorable results for both size and power in regression testing with sample sizes that are typical in econometric applications.
This charging time enables the buses to meet the duty cycles typical in transit applications," according to Smith.
Note that such queries against a single simulation are typical in MS applications as comparing multiple simulations is less popular.
The power input density of the top and bottom heating elements is specified as a constant p=1.294×104 Wm −2, which is typical in this applications.
If some minimum level of query cDNA coverage by a compartment is employed, which is typical in practical applications, most spurious matches between a pair of sequences are discarded even before the compartmentization stage.
