Comparison and Mapping
Feature Modeling and Variability Modeling Syntactic Notation Comparison and Mapping
... The comparison and mapping analysis are dis- cussed in Section 4, and also relation of FODA, CBFM and OVM with ...this comparison and mapping using R3ST software prototype are explained in ...
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A comparison of two techniques for bibliometric mapping: Multidimensional scaling and VOS
... new mapping technique that can serve as an alternative to the well- known technique of multidimensional ...extensive comparison between the use of multidimensional scaling and the use of VOS for ...
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Constraints on Analogical Mapping: A Comparison of Three Models
... a mapping from a sub-set of the predicates/elements in a base domain rather than all the elements in the ...the mapping of the other predicates in the seed ...
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Comparison of analyses of the QTLMAS XII common dataset II: genome wide association and fine mapping
... in-depth comparison of alternative methods for QTL analysis, but rather to see how much the results over- lapped when different groups performed an exhaustive analysis of a single ...
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Thermal Mapping in Flat Lowlands and Undulating Uplands – A Comparison of Results
... thermal mapping results appear to be more inconclusive in flatlands, compared to ...thermal mapping is still a valid method for determining such cold ...thermal mapping must be done in perfect ...
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Comparison of Spatial Interpolation Methods for Mapping the Qualitative Properties of Soil
... The high proliferation rate of population and their over growing demands for foods that rely on environment and natural resources resulted in evaluation and recognition of more inputs, in particular soil and water ...
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Mapping and monitoring carbon stocks with satellite observations: a comparison of methods
... Even though a land cover map was not used (not needed) for the DR approach to estimate AGB, further comparison of the maps in Figure 1 was done by summarizing the AGB values in both maps by land cover type (Table ...
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Water distribution in quartz schists of the Sanbagawa Metamorphic Belt, Japan: infrared spectroscopic mapping and comparison of the calibrations proposed for determining water contents
... IR mapping measurements to show how water is distributed in and around deformed quartz in the Sanbagawa (or Samba- gawa) Metamorphic Belt along the Asemi River in Shi- koku, Japan, where the deformed quartz ...
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A Comparison of Digital Vegetation Mapping and Image Orthorectification Methods Using Aerial Photography of Valley Forge National Historical Park
... Catts et al. (1998) explored the use of DVP in forest mapping. Their objective was to quantify landscape change using aerial photos and an off-the-shelf PC platform with user-friendly software (DVP, ArcView). The ...
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Comparison of methods for mapping forested trails using remote sensing at Umstead State Park
... Mapping hiking trails obscured by forest canopy was the primary research goal of this project and in conclusion I can say that the results are promising. The highest completeness rating I could attain for a single ...
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Role of T2*cartilage mapping in early detection of chondral lesions and its comparison with routine MR sequences
... On comparison of corresponding T2* map and FSPD images in patellar and trochlear quadrants, although good match was observed between two sequences in many patellar and trochlear quadrants, we found a significant ...
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A comparison of methods for mapping golf greens
... A relative comparison of the contours provided similar results. Figure 4 shows contours for all three data collection methods on the 10th green. Due to the contours basically coinciding because of the scale of the ...
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Mapping continuous potentials to discrete forms
... The optimal conversion of a continuous inter-particle potential to a discrete equiv- alent is considered here. Existing and novel algorithms are evaluated to determine the best technique for creating accurate discrete ...
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Complete DNA sequences of the mitochondrial genomes of the pathogenic yeasts Candida orthopsilosis and Candida metapsilosis: Insight into the evolution of linear DNA genomes from mitochondrial telomere mutants
... We determined complete mitochondrial DNA sequences of the two yeast species, Candida orthopsilosis and Candida metapsilosis, and com- pared them with the linear mitochondrial genome of their close relative, ...
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Rapid whole genome optical mapping of Plasmodium falciparum
... Complete chromosome end translocations were observed in C235 and FVO, indicating this could be a fre- quently observed difference between distantly related strains. A single region on chromosome 4 varied signifi- cantly ...
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Mapping and assessment of pochamma kunta slum using remote sensing and GIS
... a comparison can be done based on' the physical factors of a developed slum with the undeveloped slum and a map showing the severity of the slums can be ...
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TWO ALLELES OF MAIZE ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE 1 HAVE 3' STRUCTURAL AND POLY(A) ADDITION POLYMORPHISMS
... The nucleotide sequence and S1 nuclease mapping comparison of the IS and IF alleles of the maize Adhl locus reveals that complex structural changes occurred at the[r] ...
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Dental Bleaching a Case Report Presenting What Science and Clinical Evidence Shows in Terms of Result, Safety, Comfort and Durability
... record of dental bleaching. The patient presents some cosmetic needs, like filling replacements and anterior teeth improvement, which was planned to do after whitening. A root canal on tooth 31 was previously related as ...
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A simple method for solving the Bussian equation for electrical conduction in rocks
... On a more quantitative basis, correlation tests be- tween the results obtained using the classical bisec- tion method and the conformal mapping method that are given in Fig. 3, show them to be statistically the ...
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Variability of cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) T1 mapping parameters in healthy volunteers during long-term follow-up
... T1 mapping, parametric maps are generated where the signal intensity of each pixel repre- sents its longitudinal or spin-lattice relaxa- tion time T1 in milliseconds, which is a time constant that describes a ...
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