(1) The flexibility of the polymer chain allows extensive convolution

(2) The convolution method does not generate any new insight into what determines the value of [left angle bracket] u00d4u00f6u00a3u251cu00e4 u00d4u00f6u00bcu252cu00f3 [right angle bracket], but it serves as a useful test case.

(3) But what stopped me from really, really liking it was the utter convolution of the plot.

(4) The convolution method was used to distinguish a cell from the background.

(5) These fungiform structures are formed from a convolution of exocuticle.

(6) The width of the sine period that was used for convolution was taken equal to 13 pixels as this yielded the smoothest traces.

(7) In this way, a large number of very thin slabs would lead to a large number of parameters needing simultaneous refinement; moreover if the slabs were very thin they would be entirely smeared out after convolution with the Gaussian.

(8) We accomplish this shift by performing a 2 - D convolution of the image with a 7 x 7 low-pass filter mask.

(9) The disorientation of the filaments around fiber axes is also treated as a convolution with a Gaussian function.

(10) The convolution method increases the precision, relative to estimation of the individual linewidths by simulation.

(11) I swear I'm trying to keep convolution to a minimum here, but this is no game of fishing in the carnival ducky pond, no siree.

(12) The story seems to be supplemented every time the film-makers realise they're no closer to the target run-time they've been set by the studio and then just dissolves into its own convolution .

(13) Data analysis was carried out using a nonlinear, least-squares iterative convolution method based on the Marquardt algorithm.

(14) Phosphor is clearly named for the pale, luminous green that animates a thick, pythonlike convolution which winds up from the bottom of the horizontal canvas and takes several loops around itself before exiting at the top.

(15) They say one particular convolution in the right part of the brain is responsible for this sensation, that it collects information from different parts of the brain to form an idea of where the human body is at any particular moment.

(16) The fitting of a sum of exponentials convoluted to an instrument response to experimental data is traditionally done by iterative convolution .

(17) This operation is accomplished in the frequency domain by making use of the fundamental mathematical relationship that multiplication in the frequency domain is equivalent to convolution in the time domain.

(18) In this convolution , the edges of the blades in teeth 21-27 are serrated and show 15 denticles on each one.

(19) A disadvantage of the use of spacers is that the dynamic reach of the spacer causes a convolution in the adhesion image.

(20) The bad news is that there's a great deal of convolution : events and emotions are very confused, the threads are tangled.