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One of the most interesting features of discrete QW's is their continuum limit, which recovers a broad variety of relativistic quantum wave equations [10 12].

In the paper, we consider the problem of two-dimensional (2D) phase retrieval, which recovers a 2D complex-valued wave field from magnitudes of both wave field and its Fourier transform.

A Nov. 22, 2005, report recounted an effort by the Iraqi border police to stop the smuggling of weapons from Iran, which "recovered a quantity of bomb-making equipment, including explosively formed projectiles," which are capable of blasting a metal projectile through the door of an armored Humvee.

The CS algorithms, which recover a sparse signal, are generally divided into two branches: linear programming (LP) and dynamic programming (DP).

Between his body being found and his true identity being revealed, he'd undergone three autopsies, the third of which recovered a titanium plate attached to his left femur.

Structural models were Cα backbones created through a contact potential Monte Carlo optimization algorithm [35], which recovered a physically realistic Cα backbone from the protein's contact map and its primary sequence.

An exception is Barley et al.'s [ 32] coalescence analysis, which recovered a basal split between softshells plus the pig-nosed turtle (Carettochelys insculpta) and Pleurodira plus other Cryptodira.

Whereas APX4 expression remained downregulated in the presence of sucrose plus atrazine, this tolerant condition balanced the repressive effects of atrazine for APX1 and sAPX genes, which recovered a level of transcript similar to the control.

This possibility is reinforced by the analyses of Dunn et al. (2008), also based on EST data, which recover a monophyletic Panarthropoda, suggesting that the placement of Tardigrada may be model dependent.

Furthermore, a recent phylogenetic analysis that included more fossil afrotherians [ 37], and which recovered a macroscelidean-paenungulate clade to the exclusion of perissodactyls and artiodactyls, did not sample aardvarks, tenrecs and golden moles, which lack some or all of the features that support the macroscelidean-paenungulate clade recovered in that study.

Although political leaders of Hamas in the Gaza Strip denied any link to the bombing, the Israeli police, which recovered an identity card of the bomber at the scene, said he was connected to Hamas.