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A motion parameter estimation method based on sparse signal reconstruction has recently been developed [2], which coherently combines data from all available illuminators of opportunity and, thereby, achieves overall signal enhancement and multi-static diversity.

In this appendix, we outline the recursive approach which, coherently with an inductive principle, allows to derive the average global performance metrics (namely, RE, D, and TE), on the basis of the average local performance metrics of a generic TD.

Clustering of the variables (species) with Type 3 SIMPROF identifies groups of species which covary coherently through the time-series.

Selected-area electron diffraction and dark-field TEM imaging show nanoscale precipitates of the tetragonal YDZ phase, which are coherently embedded in grains consisting of the cubic phase.

Drawing inspiration from contemporary cultural artifacts such as video games and large-scale advertising signage, Karborn believes that the world comes with its own natural arrangement of things, which is coherently manifested through its inherent aesthetics.

Looking at our database we are able to show that this is indeed a redundant FFL and that E2F1 is also regulated by miR-106b which acts coherently with miR-17∼20a miR-17∼20at bevengs to another Transcriftitnal Unit).

We identified 1,677 ortholog clusters, 1,519 of which were coherently annotated.

Alignment can sometimes be improved by restricting it to subregions of interest, which move coherently through the tilt series.

As already mentioned, PFM response in pure BMO has only been reported in very thin films (<10 nm), which are coherently strained to give the required structural change to pseudocubic.

Our use of the term pathway activation (or activity) markers parallels usage in other references [ 10, 14] and denotes transcriptional activity of genes in these pathways which act coherently within them.

The method framework presented in this article is not prescriptive but is presented to further conversation amongst researchers and clinicians about a suitable roadmap with which to coherently plan, stage, perform and evaluate subgrouping research.