[PDF] Top 20 A List of Maximum Period NLFSRs

... Linear Feedback Shift Registers (LFSRs) are one of the most popular devices for gener- ating pseudo-random sequences. They have numerous applications, including error de- tection and correction [29], data compression ... See full document

... Algorithms in the second group start from a shift register with a known period and obtain another shift register with the same period by using cross-join pairs. Different approaches to selecting cross-join ... See full document

... the period to maturation and ...a period extended to approximately GS80–GS85 (stages critical for aphid population collapse), henceforth referred to as the “vegetation ...vegetation period (Cockram ... See full document

... during the waiting-list period. Experiencing more liver disease symptoms, a lower level of personal control, making more use of emotional coping, and making less use of task- oriented coping increased the ... See full document

... The maximum weighted average life of the repayment period shall not exceed (i) for transactions with sovereign buyers (or with a sovereign repayment guarantee), four-and-a-half years, (ii) for transactions ... See full document

... The Exemption Expiration Report should be run each pay period on or after the “blue” days on the payroll calendar. This report assists an agency in the determination of the expiration of exemptions for a ... See full document

... construct NLFSRs with maximum ...of NLFSRs in Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) to perform a corresponding ...by NLFSRs of order 25 and ... See full document

... a maximum of Five years from the upper age limit provided they are within the prescribed age limit on the date of their first appointment in the above ...the period of their provisional service in the ... See full document

... The experimental removal of sexual selection slowed the evolution of resistance in populations treated with pyrethroid pesticide, and also reduced the rate at which resistance was lost f[r] ... See full document

... In accordance with this prediction, recent studies have found that sperm viability is directly related to the outcome of sperm competition (Fry & Wilkinson 2004; Garcia-Gonzalez &am[r] ... See full document

... The first assumption implies that sexual signalling has a cost; if the signal were cost-free, there would be no trade-off between current and future signalling. We suggest that the present study and previous works showing ... See full document

... Claw size and wave rate typically have a large effect on attractive- ness in U. mjoebergi; for example, females preferred larger claws in 63/80 Robocrab trials and faster wavers in 65/[r] ... See full document

... Pairs of beetles were mated by placing them on filter paper under a 35-mm Petri dish. After copulating, dams were moved to a 50-mL Petri dish filled with 4 g of diet; the type of diet was alternated such that every other ... See full document

... For exam- ple, the glandular pheromones of advanced eusocial species like honeybees are regarded as having stronger effects on worker fecun- dity than the CHC-based pheromones of ants[r] ... See full document

... Mantel tests (which used the nine-species tree that includes branch lengths; Fig. S3) found no significant concordance between the genetic and chemical distance matrices when examining t[r] ... See full document

... To identify the effects of insemination, seminal fluid and sperm on queen cuticular lipids, we chemically analysed 10-day-old virgin queens and queens artificially inseminated with vario[r] ... See full document

... This finding also differs from the predictions of the competition and provisioning hypotheses for the evolution of para- sperm, which both suggest that males should adjust the number of [r] ... See full document

... the maximum value of one suggest that the predictor is commonly found in the best-supported models in the set being evaluated, whereas low importance values suggest that the predic- tor is predominantly found in ... See full document

... is that males faced with a large haemocoelic immune challenge ‘perceive’ it to be a survivorship threat and, under this circumstance increase resource allocation to reproductive effort (pheromone production) in a last ... See full document

... Although one need not invoke selection on variance to explain the evolution of male multiple mating (e.g., Bateman 1948), Fox and Rauter reasoned that male multiple mating should reduce [r] ... See full document