... Benchmark period for both methods 27 Figure 4.4 Average output and efficiency in ETS period for both methods 29 Figure 4.5 Whisker plots of output distribution in ETS period for both methods 29 Figure ... output and efficiency in ETS period in both methods Average output levels and efficiency levels in ETS period for both methods are shown in Figure 4.4 The theoretical quantities for the output and ... Table A.11 and A.12 Figure 4.6 Whisker plots of efficiency distribution in ETS period for both methods 4.4 Profit and cost for aircraft operators in both methods Figure 4.7 Average profits for aircraft...
... standard (CEN) methods Scope and format of CEN methods CEN requirements for widely accepted multi-matrix/multi-residue methods Requirements for (newer) methods with limited scope Assessment and ... Introduction Evaluation of enforcement methodsfor food provided by manufacturers The need for enforcement methods from the applicant The problem with residue definition Elements and format of method description ... in the 1950s and 1960s to include legal limits (tolerances) for residues on foods and in feeds and, with time, in water and air.2 Enforcing these regulations required analytical methods of ever-increasing...
... successively replaced by serinetriplets and exchanges were verified by restriction analysisand sequencing (see Material and methods) To check the in vivo activity of the mutated proteins we used ... antibodies and chemiluminescence Miscellaneous methods Plasmid DNA was isolated from E coli by alkaline lysis and using the Qiagen kit Purification, restriction enzyme digestion, ligation andanalysis ... reduced (dithionite) enzymes were observed Enzyme assay for sulfhydryl oxidase activity Erv1 protein of the full-length and short form and from the respective cysteine mutants were adjusted to...
... (2.23) (2.24) Lemma 2.8 The left-hand side of (2.23) and the right-hand side of (2.24) are nonincreasing functions of r and l respectively In particular, for (2.23) and (2.24) to hold it is necessary ... scheme for solving (1.8) is a formula of the form Uin+1 Uin + t (Fi+1/2 Fi1/2 ) = 0, xi (2.5) telling how to compute the values Uin+1 at the next time level, knowing the values Uin at time tn ... Conservative schemes Notice that if (2.17) holds for some l , r , then it also holds for l l and r r , because of the convexity of U and of the formulas F (Ul , Ur ) F (Ul ) l l F (Ul , Ur )...
... Kevin Price for careful and detailed criticism, Bob Henderson for trying out most of the algorithms, Richard Wang for pointing out several errors in chapter 8, John Johns for trying (and finding ... effort is likely to be considered tedious and it is unnecessary if the code can be provided in a suitable form Here we provide source code in Turbo Pascal for the algorithms in this book andfor ... Compact numerical methodsfor computers within the arithmetic of the system Two programs in FORTRAN fordetermining the machine precision, the radix or base of the arithmetic, and machine rounding...
... improve and extend the recent ones announced by S Takahashi and W Takahashi , Iiduka and Takahashi 14 , Marino and Xu , Chen et al 15 , Y Yao and J.-C Yao 16 , Ceng and Yao 22 , Su et al 17 , and ... convergence analysisand applications of this method, see the works of Noor and Y Yao and J.-C Yao 16 Numerous problems in physics, optimization, and economics reduce to find a solution of 2.12 Some methods ... of Inequalities and Applications which is called the variational inequality For the recent applications, sensitivity analysis, dynamical systems, numerical methods, and physical formulations of...
... 2.2 exists for each x, y ∈ U It is also said to be uniformly smooth if the limit is attained uniformly for x, y ∈ U It is well known that p and Lp < p < ∞ are uniformly convex and uniformly smooth; ... and hence u ∈ Ck This implies that F ⊂ Cn for all n ∈ N Next, we show that Cn is closed and convex for all n ∈ N Obvious that C1 C is closed and convex Suppose that Ck is closed and convex for ... Plubtieng and Ungchittrakool 22, Theorem 3.1 Let E be a uniformly convex and uniformly smooth Banach space, and let C be a nonempty closed convex subset of E Let S and T 14 Fixed Point Theory and...
... six methods [three “human-expert methods —authors’ annotation, CATH, and SCOP and three “fully-automated methods —DALI (Holm and Sander 1994), DomainParser (Guo et al., 2003), and PDP (Alexandrov ... the forefront of the major areas of the field and bring extensive experience and insight into the central intellectual methodsand ideas in the subdomain and its difficulties, accomplishments, and ... interactions, such as electrostatic interactions, the van der Waals interactions, and, sometimes, hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions The parameters used in these force fields were obtained through...
... annotation is performed prior to BLASTP and BLASTX Identified ORFs are included in a candidate ORF list The replicon is then subject to BLASTN (filter off, word size and e-value 1e-5) analysis, which ... intercalated or tandem ISs; and IS-driven flanking gene expression (for example, formation of hybrid promoters) [3] The ability to identify partial IS copies, intercalated ISs and IS derivatives, ... and Jocelyne Perochon for extensive bioinformatics support Authors’ contributions AMV conceived and developed ISsaga, and drafted the manuscript PS carried out ISsaga tests and design, managed...
... level set methodsfor elasticity modeling and interpretation Two new level set models have been developed, one for segmentation and the other one for piecewise constant modeling These new methods ... processing andanalysisfor dynamic MRE, although some should be applicable to static MRE as well Level set methods (LSMs) define a numerical framework for representing and tracking dynamic curves, ... investigating LSMs for MRE image processing andanalysis First, the numerical platform LSD is proposed for MRE image enhancement Second, we propose a new level set formulation for MRE elastogram...
... represented by a linear transformation M such that Pdef = Pmov ∗ M , (2.11) where Pmov stands for the points in the moving image and Pdef stands for the points in the deformed image Nonrigid Image ... 27 2.8 Forward and backward mapping 29 3.1 The PGT-based registration algorithm 42 3.2 Intensity -time curves of pixels located inside the RV, LV, myocardium, and at ... histogram for distances between the propagated contours and the manually drawn contours 110 5.7 Comparison of intensity -time curves before and after nonrigid registration ...
... the standard deviation, i.e., the improvement of group alignments The mean standard deviations are 0.25, 0.20, and 0.18 respectively for no registration, affine fiber-to-DTI registration and nonrigid ... trajectories and anatomically meaningful fiber bundles are automatically obtained by this registration The free-form deformations are used to regularize the transformations at the whole brain level and ... J., 2004 Numerical methodsfor image registration Numerical mathematics and scientific computation Oxford University Press Moelich, M., Chan, T., Feb 2003 Joint segmentation and registration using...
... and equal for all machines andfor all part-types Machine failure and repair times are independent and identically distributed (i.i.d) random variables that are exponentially distributed and independent ... the CMT and CD methodsfor Cases 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, and 11 39 5.1 The three levels of machine setup rate used for Experiment I 95 5.2 Customer service levels and estimation errors for Experiment ... developed for the evaluation of customer service levels for each part-type Existing analytical methods cannot be used for the analysis of such systems and this has been the primary motivation for the...
... proving uniform convergence rates for CNFD and SIFD, independent of the perturbation We overcome the difficulties and obtain uniform error bounds for both CNFD and SIFD, in one, two and three dimensions ... error bounds uniformly in ε, at the order of O(h2 + τ 2/3 ) and O(h2 + τ ) with time step τ and mesh size h for ill-prepared and well-prepared initial data, respectively, for both CNFD and SIFD in ... Analytical results for ground states and dynamics 21 Theorem 2.3 (Finite time blow-up) If β < 0, or β ≥ and λ < − β or λ > β, and assume V (x) satisfies 3V (x) + x · ∇V (x) ≥ for x ∈ R3 For any initial...
... interior-point methods to consider algorithms based on classical methodsfor convex programming, such as proximal-point and augmented Lagrangian methods (For details on non-interior-point based methodsfor ... Introduction well-known for a long time The readers are referred to [94] for the implementation of inexact interior-point methodsfor linear SDP The first inexact interior-point method for linear SDP was ... analysisfor a class of inexact infeasible-interior-point methods Their methods are practically implementable but no polynomial -time complexity results are established Korzak [48], and Mizuno and...
... increasingly common for us to stretch our limits to squeeze more timefor work or for play That extra time is usually taken by reducing the time period for which we sleep This is true not only for students ... framework, signal processing methodsand learning algorithms for the analysis of EEG signals in relationship to mental fatigue To measure and monitor mental fatigue in (near) real -time fashion, at least ... existing methods in the literature Chapter and Chapter describe the proposed new feature-selection methodsand the related numerical experiments For the ease of presentation, feature selection methods...
... (Eds.), Nonlinear Analysisand Convex Analysis, Yokohama Publishers, Yokohama, 2006 [21] S Takahashi, W Takahashi, Viscosity approximation methodsfor equilibrium problems and fixed point in ... Parallel hybrid methodsfor a finite family of relatively nonexpansive mappings Numer Funct Anal Optim 35(6) (2014), pp 649-664 [3] P.K Anh, D.V Hieu, Parallel and sequential hybrid methodsfor a finite ... subset C, hence they are closed and convex Next, we verify that F ⊂ Cn Qn for all n ≥ For every x∗ ∈ F , by the convexity of ||.||2 , the nonexpansiveness of Sj , and Lemma 3.1, we have ||¯ un...
... saw his formal appointments as tedious and valued his leisure time very highly He enjoyed a stroll in the Vatican gardens and the conversations with his favourite nun When it came to his formal ... stereotypical, and to at least one reviewer offensively so The jewellery wearing drugsdealer and the attractive polyandrous woman touch upon sensitive issues such as race and gender, and the clichéd ... Frens designed for three extreme characters: a drugsdealer, the Pope and a polyandrous twenty-year old The characters were not only described in words, but also visualized in the form of collages...
... required upon hand-off for assay validation SJ, AW, SWA and KA performed the in vitro assays on monkeys treated with Ab-01 and control Ig and analyzed the data, and KA and SA performed the experiments ... ABI, and are described in Table cDNA synthesis, preparation of samples for TLDA assay and measurements of RNA concentration were performed as described for the human assay Results Time course and ... Pfizer (formerly Wyeth) at the time this work was performed Authors' contributions MA performed all the studies on human samples reported here, analyzed the data and co-wrote the manuscript SJ and...