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of the well-known in relationship number and the the between species. logistic-like results This area | This results in the well-known logistic-like relationship between the area and the number of species. | 1,100 |
languages natural of generation. is services solution proposed, as ontology combination a reasoning A and | A solution is proposed, as a combination of ontology reasoning services and natural languages generation. | 1,101 |
ubiquitous is cortex. neuronal a feature of Spontaneous activity | Spontaneous neuronal activity is a ubiquitous feature of cortex. | 1,102 |
modulates output. future reflects organization past network and spatiotemporal Its input | Its spatiotemporal organization reflects past input and modulates future network output. | 1,103 |
of to ability to respond range the stimuli. the greatest | the ability to respond to the greatest range of stimuli. | 1,104 |
dynamic programming The interesting perspective suggests generalizations. | The dynamic programming perspective suggests interesting generalizations. | 1,105 |
immunogold-labeled Ras membrane-bound into segregate domains. that shown micrographs nanocluster of Ras Electron molecules have | Electron micrographs of immunogold-labeled Ras have shown that membrane-bound Ras molecules segregate into nanocluster domains. | 1,106 |
mass assumption is this law inconsistent with of the action. However, | However, this assumption is inconsistent with the law of mass action. | 1,107 |
large-scale analysis of membrane proteins decades of task. Despite remains a difficult extensive the research, | Despite decades of extensive research, the large-scale analysis of membrane proteins remains a difficult task. | 1,108 |
impossible? Taking [Santoni, review and Membrane proteins Rabilloud, un this proteomics: Molloy and amour | Taking this review [Santoni, Molloy and Rabilloud, Membrane proteins and proteomics: un amour impossible? | 1,109 |
studies. used models In theoretical particular, stochastic are to widely simplify integrate-and-fire | In particular, stochastic integrate-and-fire models are widely used to simplify theoretical studies. | 1,110 |
The the statistical current. the on of generated properties depend stimulating input spikes | The statistical properties of the generated spikes depend on the stimulating input current. | 1,111 |
very the distribution of For good the a data. quasi-static slow provides inputs, description | For slow inputs, the quasi-static distribution provides a very good description of the data. | 1,112 |
People make within decisions a frame. time important have to | People have to make important decisions within a time frame. | 1,113 |
is or decision imperative effective to to making. employ Hence, aid means it strategy | Hence, it is imperative to employ means or strategy to aid effective decision making. | 1,114 |
properties cognizance temporal adequate its Thus, management with highly is its of indispensable. | Thus, its adequate management with cognizance of its temporal properties is highly indispensable. | 1,115 |
knowledge decision-problems perspective Our is respect in to projects EI. of with | Our perspective of knowledge is with respect to decision-problems projects in EI. | 1,116 |
fly translational two types to stimuli, corresponding displacements. views of The rotational and | The fly views two types of stimuli, corresponding to rotational and translational displacements. | 1,117 |
poor. for are stimuli expected, translational be reconstructions may As the rather | As may be expected, for translational stimuli the reconstructions are rather poor. | 1,118 |
two This tools. framework on is based formal new | This new framework is based on two formal tools. | 1,119 |
encode a combinatorial of a First, efficiently hierarchy pyramid partitions. | First, a combinatorial pyramid encode efficiently a hierarchy of partitions. | 1,120 |
Secondly, the important geometric precisely of estimators measure regions. parameters geometric discrete some | Secondly, discrete geometric estimators measure precisely some important geometric parameters of the regions. | 1,121 |
and are Some illustrating experiments framework discussed. shown our | Some experiments illustrating our framework are shown and discussed. | 1,122 |
In step. the this we paper on focus reduction | In this paper we focus on the reduction step. | 1,123 |
We algorithms: and two Tree algorithm. the introduce algorithm the HeightMap reduction new | We introduce two new reduction algorithms: the Tree algorithm and the HeightMap algorithm. | 1,124 |
only algorithm mentioned briefly. Tree is The | The Tree algorithm is only mentioned briefly. | 1,125 |
also discussed in detail in HeightMap The is algorithm code. pseudo given and | The HeightMap algorithm is discussed in detail and also given in pseudo code. | 1,126 |
especially are HeightMap the our algorithms, show algorithm, that and We significantly faster. | We show that our algorithms, and especially the HeightMap algorithm, are significantly faster. | 1,127 |
complexity HeightMap O(n^d). Such multivariate the has a of algorithm time version | Such a multivariate version of the HeightMap algorithm has time complexity O(n^d). | 1,128 |
possess dendritic Such to cells activate the T capacity na\"ive cells. activated | Such activated dendritic cells possess the capacity to activate na\"ive T cells. | 1,129 |
stimulate T the led to This cells. of activated to production dendritic unable cells | This led to the production of activated dendritic cells unable to stimulate T cells. | 1,130 |
evaluation adaptive that Our regularization significantly shows methods. outperforms approach the variational standard | Our evaluation shows that the adaptive regularization approach significantly outperforms standard variational methods. | 1,131 |
as semimodule Mnesors over min-plus of integers. defined are elements a the | Mnesors are defined as elements of a semimodule over the min-plus integers. | 1,132 |
the decision following We sequential problem. consider | We consider the following sequential decision problem. | 1,133 |
item at to selection Measurements (possibly a prior noisy) are cost. values known allowed, of | Measurements (possibly noisy) of item values prior to selection are allowed, at a known cost. | 1,134 |
optimize the process sequential goal to measurements of and selection. is overall decision The | The goal is to optimize the overall sequential decision process of measurements and selection. | 1,135 |
contour the of prior requires a curvature. estimation metric Building | Building the metric requires a prior estimation of contour curvature. | 1,136 |
Random convex Forests, penalty is ensembles, Garrote-style trees particular for proposed. in A | A Garrote-style convex penalty for trees ensembles, in particular Random Forests, is proposed. | 1,137 |
functional penalty of nodes in groups The the trees. selects | The penalty selects functional groups of nodes in the trees. | 1,138 |
These as individual could of predictor variables. functions be simple as monotone | These could be as simple as monotone functions of individual predictor variables. | 1,139 |
and This function visualization easily fit, a lends yields which itself interpretation. to parsimonious | This yields a parsimonious function fit, which lends itself easily to visualization and interpretation. | 1,140 |
wide a array The demonstrated performance empirical datasets. on of is | The empirical performance is demonstrated on a wide array of datasets. | 1,141 |
data, also Results given. disease are data, data Parkinson's and recognition microarray vowel on | Results on vowel recognition data, Parkinson's disease data, and microarray data are also given. | 1,142 |
ceramic industry. an important in control issue the Quality tile is | Quality control is an important issue in the ceramic tile industry. | 1,143 |
e.g. by are complex spaces with feature Most learning typically predictions obtained (as accurate machines | Most accurate predictions are typically obtained by learning machines with complex feature spaces (as e.g. | 1,144 |
and analytically desirable illustrated simulations. FIRM are The in of investigated properties | The desirable properties of FIRM are investigated analytically and illustrated in simulations. | 1,145 |
(ATP), triphosphate as adenosine releasing By tonically adenosine, transmission. suppressed synaptic accumulates which astrocytes | By releasing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which accumulates as adenosine, astrocytes tonically suppressed synaptic transmission. | 1,146 |
game reproducing of a the Evolutionary individuals. strategies describes population dynamics in of successful spreading | Evolutionary game dynamics describes the spreading of successful strategies in a population of reproducing individuals. | 1,147 |
the recovered. from new selection, this process weak Moran under process is frequency dependent Additionally, | Additionally, under weak selection, from this new process the frequency dependent Moran process is recovered. | 1,148 |
under natural selection. extension of usual makes it the weak dynamics evolutionary a This | This makes it a natural extension of the usual evolutionary dynamics under weak selection. | 1,149 |
on optimization. segmentation predominately based are parameter-laden techniques Image | Image segmentation techniques are predominately based on parameter-laden optimization. | 1,150 |
a painstaking, process. been weights Setting suitably has these empirical | Setting these weights suitably has been a painstaking, empirical process. | 1,151 |
death receptor the is that domain) FADD adaptor apoptotic signal. (Fas-associated molecule main transmits death | FADD (Fas-associated death domain) is the main death receptor adaptor molecule that transmits apoptotic signal. | 1,152 |
subcellular However, unknown. still localization FADD in of vivo was | However, in vivo subcellular localization of FADD was still unknown. | 1,153 |
conditioning justified is how this in setting? But richer | But how justified is conditioning in this richer setting? | 1,154 |
several subset we this creation. In vector for methods feature and iris selection paper propose | In this paper we propose several methods for iris feature subset selection and vector creation. | 1,155 |
image. captures Contourlet intrinsic transform the iris of geometrical structures | Contourlet transform captures the intrinsic geometrical structures of iris image. | 1,156 |
In ignore method fragile this bits. we | In this method we ignore fragile bits. | 1,157 |
interval in negative plots restitution QT of displayed and Hysteresis biphasic regions vs slope. TQ | Hysteresis in QT vs TQ interval plots displayed biphasic restitution and regions of negative slope. | 1,158 |
QT/TQ beta-adrenergically Ischaemic heart Conclusion: produces induced steeper failure restitution hysteresis. during slopes | Conclusion: Ischaemic heart failure produces steeper restitution slopes during beta-adrenergically induced QT/TQ hysteresis. | 1,159 |
failing This could of underlie arrhythmias. to the propensity hearts | This could underlie the propensity of failing hearts to arrhythmias. | 1,160 |
in side chains the Ca are the the different channels. and Na model of Only | Only the side chains are different in the model of the Ca and Na channels. | 1,161 |
in are solutions. for channels all Parameters same the both | Parameters are the same for both channels in all solutions. | 1,162 |
model. the structures used in No information from crystal is | No information from crystal structures is used in the model. | 1,163 |
as are approximated spheres. grossly chains Side | Side chains are grossly approximated as spheres. | 1,164 |
properties the and are of channels Ca very predicted Na different. The | The predicted properties of the Na and Ca channels are very different. | 1,165 |
Structure forces model. in the of is the consequence computed this | Structure is the computed consequence of the forces in this model. | 1,166 |
objective algorithm functions, optimality by two and i.e. The provides swapping between flexibility | The algorithm provides flexibility and optimality by swapping between two objective functions, i.e. | 1,167 |
defense subtractive and when strategies the required. as preferential and | the preferential and subtractive defense strategies as and when required. | 1,168 |
Threat-Asset TE Threat is stage, In pairing done. and Ranking | In TE stage, Threat Ranking and Threat-Asset pairing is done. | 1,169 |
is translation invariant and to approach of scale, the hand. rotation The | The approach is invariant to scale, rotation and translation of the hand. | 1,170 |
been the the undertaken proposed have experiments show to of effectiveness Some approach. | Some experiments have been undertaken to show the effectiveness of the proposed approach. | 1,171 |
graphical associative models Collective exploit to accurate dependence output labelings. inter-instance more | Collective graphical models exploit inter-instance associative dependence to output more accurate labelings. | 1,172 |
of models existing kind associativity gains. very accuracy limited support However restricts which | However existing models support very limited kind of associativity which restricts accuracy gains. | 1,173 |
symmetric clique potentials. through encouraged is Agreement | Agreement is encouraged through symmetric clique potentials. | 1,174 |
solution domain for provides inference-only This an adaptation. | This provides an inference-only solution for domain adaptation. | 1,175 |
information reduction error over bibliographic extraction illustrate unseen test domains. Our on significant experiments | Our experiments on bibliographic information extraction illustrate significant test error reduction over unseen domains. | 1,176 |
data. as is set" subsequently training "clean document-specific used This | This "clean set" is subsequently used as document-specific training data. | 1,177 |
core of Assignment the (TEWA) SCR at and Evaluation sits system. Weapon Threat | Threat Evaluation and Weapon Assignment (TEWA) sits at the core of SCR system. | 1,178 |
an and binarize We describe enhance image. a fingerprint to algorithm | We describe an algorithm to enhance and binarize a fingerprint image. | 1,179 |
e.g. applications There many are computer cuts of vision, graph in | There are many applications of graph cuts in computer vision, e.g. | 1,180 |
Multisite omnipresent proteins is of eukaryotic in cells. modification covalent | Multisite covalent modification of proteins is omnipresent in eukaryotic cells. | 1,181 |
mechanism In a distributive processive mechanism. essence, rebindings turn can rapid enzyme-substrate a into | In essence, rapid enzyme-substrate rebindings can turn a distributive mechanism into a processive mechanism. | 1,182 |
We support key model introduce to to the a transform. ray--based the modification | We introduce a key modification to the ray--based model to support the transform. | 1,183 |
a valued source", negative We emitted rays. "virtual potentially certain insert with for light radiance | We insert a "virtual light source", with potentially negative valued radiance for certain emitted rays. | 1,184 |
a field elements. look-up create of table light transformers optical We of canonical | We create a look-up table of light field transformers of canonical optical elements. | 1,185 |
wavefronts coherence analyze free--space and propagation, For different possibilities. we | For free--space propagation, we analyze different wavefronts and coherence possibilities. | 1,186 |
from optics concepts powerful formulation to wave This computer and brings graphics. vision | This formulation brings powerful concepts from wave optics to computer vision and graphics. | 1,187 |
applications displays. cubic-phase imaging plate show in We and holographic | We show applications in cubic-phase plate imaging and holographic displays. | 1,188 |
violation-based interval and task constraint new algorithms. This uses global sweep | This new global constraint uses sweep and task interval violation-based algorithms. | 1,189 |
presentations and topic illustrate on the news corpora We scientific of articles. abstracts | We illustrate the topic presentations on corpora of scientific abstracts and news articles. | 1,190 |
between interaction involves terms. This the neighboring | This involves interaction between the neighboring terms. | 1,191 |
generalized propose a this stratified In order first-order we for structure. paper, ontology | In this paper, we propose a first-order ontology for generalized stratified order structure. | 1,192 |
the then using the theory classify model-theoretic We models techniques. of | We then classify the models of the theory using model-theoretic techniques. | 1,193 |
registration difficult Medical image a problem. is | Medical image registration is a difficult problem. | 1,194 |
"dose-response" on curves generalizations were based proposed. Some more complicated | Some generalizations based on more complicated "dose-response" curves were proposed. | 1,195 |
ecosystems experimental Violations were natural law also this and in reported. of | Violations of this law in natural and experimental ecosystems were also reported. | 1,196 |
discussed. to econometrics data are interdisciplinary applications evidences are of empirical presented and Some | Some empirical data are presented and evidences of interdisciplinary applications to econometrics are discussed. | 1,197 |
analysed many facets the categories. into of distinct have We two Consciousness | We have analysed the many facets of Consciousness into two distinct categories. | 1,198 |
in we For the numerical include paper. completeness, simulations | For completeness, we include numerical simulations in the paper. | 1,199 |