This paper presents an applicable method using the maximum length sequence-modulated continuous wave.
The measurements were performed for two different microphone spacings, dmic∈{6,11.5} cm at a sampling frequency of 48 kHz using the maximum length sequences (MLS) method [49].
The accessions to be genotyped by GBS were chosen using the maximum length subtree procedure available under DARwin5.
On the other hand, for the cis-elements of the DRB1 gene, consensus has not yet been reached; therefore, we used the maximum length of the upstream region, close to the border of the next pseudo gene.
The mothur MiSeq SOP [ 68] was followed with the exception of screen.seqs, which used the maximum length of the 97.5 percentile value, and chimera checking, which was performed with Perseus [ 69] instead of UCHIME.
Shortly, the core collections were built by retaining individuals from larger sets of apple accessions (737 and 188 for dessert and cider apples, respectively) using the 'Maximum Length Subtree' option of the DARwin software (Perrier et al. 2003; Perrier and Jacquemoud-Collet 2006).
We use the maximum fault length and the maximum slip rate listed in Kumamoto (1997).
We used the maximum segment length (NFFT in Matlab) possible, (i.e. spectral resolution at the expense of accuracy) using 1,200 and 180 samples for the post-transient and transient periods, respectively.
Two smooth circular test sections with inner diameters of 4 mm and 11.5 mm were used, and the maximum length-to-diameter ratios were 1373 and 872, respectively.
Two smooth circular test sections with inner diameters of 4 mm and 11.5 mm, respectively, were used and the maximum length-to-diameter ratios were 1373 and 872, respectively.
