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Different approaches can be used to derive spatially variable overlap s x,y).

Insets A and B highlight the areas of first and second case study respectively Fig. 3 Spatially variable overlap width.

Bottom figures capturing enlarged study area A show the spatially variable overlap (right) derived from the absolute differences between DEMs (left, units meters).

Due to the spatially variable overlap width, the length of the transition zone differs for each profile (3.6 meters and 4.8 meters for profiles 1 and 2 respectively).

We applied the fusion method with the spatially variable overlap width to preserve as much of the microtopography as possible while ensuring smooth transition between the three DEMs.

The novel approach based on spatially variable overlap width improves preservation of subtle topographic features of the high-resolution DEMs while ensuring smooth transition.

This new system, termed Variable Overlapping Peptide Scanning Design (VOPSD), was used for preparing two peptide sets encompassing the candidate HIV-1 vaccine antigens Tat and Nef.

The results of simulation show that this intelligent controller can control the reactor core during load following operations, using optimum control rod groups manoeuvre and variable overlapping strategy.

Given that the knowledge specificity of the patents variable overlaps with that of the URs variable, new patents in the UBG alliances may substitute for the role played by the URs.

The ModuLand method family gives a common framework for the development and comparison of a large variety of modularization methods resulting in network modules with variable overlaps, requiring different computational speed and providing a different level of accuracy.

One particular advantage of matching techniques over other covariate adjustment strategies (e.g., multiple regression models), is that the investigator can directly assess how well the pre-test variable overlaps in its distribution between groups using graphical or numerical diagnostics [ 41].