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The multitaper spectrum estimator consists of windowed periodograms which are weighted together, where the weights are optimized using the Taylor expansion of the log-spectrum variance and a novel approximation for the log-spectrum bias.

The new interpolation contains three fourth-order sub-interpolations which are weighted together according their smoothness.

Pierce, the ranking Democrat on the redistricting committee, said he believes the new plan will meet federal standards because it gives each resident in the floatutorial districts one vote, and it is the total town votes that will be weighted together.

Rosettes, inflorescences, and seeds were weighted together as above ground biomass (BM).

This is done through multiplication of the value score on each criterion by the weight of that criterion, and then adding all those weighted scores together.

It is recommended radiological practice to interpret the diffusion weighted images together with the ADC map and supplement with the corresponding T1 weighted and T2 weighted images, all of which can contribute to and enhance lesion localisation and characterisation.

In PSO based scheme, the similarities used in this work, HPCP+Qmax, HPCP+Dmax, MLD+Qmax and MLD+Dmax, are weighted and added together, and the optimal weight combination is sought by PSO technique [41].

New overall weights for the page are calculated by adding these weighted link values together.

The categories are weighted and combined together, producing a grade point average (GPA) that runs on a scale from 0 to 10. I've also run these numbers for past presidential primary fields dating back to 1992 based on the information that would have been available as of about Nov. 1 of the pre-election year.

DRD2 rs1800498 genotypes and PPP1R1B rs1495099 genotypes each significantly contributed to prediction of ASDs in our families (P = 0.0063 and P = 0.00086, respectively), as well as when weighted and tested together (P = 0.00011; Canonical R = 0.26) (Table 5).

Although non-contrast T1-weighted and T2-weighted imaging, together with low molecular weight extracellular gadolinium contrast-enhanced T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging remain the cornerstone for liver assessment, there is increasing recognition of the benefits of liver-specific contrast agents for disease evaluation.