BOC-AW(1,1,α(6)) is used with a judicious choice of factors, α(6), to delete five frequency components (3f s, 5f s, 7f s, 9f s, and 11f s ) in BOC 1,1) PSD.
In order to unambiguously measure these compounds a practical, higher mass resolution (13,500 15,000 res) was used, coupled with a judicious choice of analyte ions and relative ion ratios.
A various architecture study led us to a judicious choice allowing to obtain the desired result.
The aim is to use these functions to remove, by a judicious choice of the α(M) factors, some components of frequencies f = kf s in the PSD of BOC p,p), more precisely those corresponding to the maxima of secondary lobes (3f s, 5f s, 9f s …) that are nearer the principal lobes.
In these cases, and especially for light molecular ions, quantum chemistry software can be used to estimate the relevant reaction energetics and allow a judicious choice of atom-molecular ion pair.
An extension would be to infer all optimal subsets of leaf removals, and to use bootstrapping values on the edges of the tree for a judicious choice of the genes to be removed.
This easily accessible brittle star was recently used as an emerging model species in several molecular studies [ 41– 43]. A. filiformis would so constitute a judicious choice for the study of opsin-based photoreception in brittle stars on the one hand, and in infaunal echinoderms on the other hand.
Using Jain's fairness index, we show how fairness in the sense of equal chance of communicating with RSU can be achieved by a judicious choice of minimum CW for the competing vehicles of distinct velocities in the network.
It has proved a judicious choice.
This was a judicious choice of target by Richard Fahey for a colt he had praised so lavishly after that impressive reappearance success at Newmarket in the spring.
