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TABLE 3 SAMPLE 3GIANTS AND ANALYSIS RESULTS

in Photometric Variability In A Sample Of 187 G And K Giants
by Gregory Henry Francis, Gregory W. Henry, Francis C. Fekel, Stephen M. Henry, Douglas S. Hall

Table 1: The Tip of the Red Giant Branch

in The Dwarf Irregular/Wolf-Rayet Galaxy NGC 4214: I. A New
by Distance Stellar Content, Igor O. Drozdovsky, Regina E. Schulte-ladbeck, Laura Greggio, Universitätssternwarte München, Mary M. Crone

Table 1. Known inland limits of Marbled Murrelet nests and detections.

in Pacific Seabird Group Technical Publication Number 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
by Diane Evans Mack, William P. Ritchie, S. Kim Nelson, Elena Kuo-harrison, Peter Harrison, Thomas E. Hamer, Marbled Murrelet, Technical Committee 2003
"... In PAGE 8: ...ndicate that the site has some importance for breeding. Occupied sites include nest sites. A nest site is a site with an active nest or evidence of a nest, including eggs, eggshell fragments, or a downy chick. Inland Limit for Surveys The data in Table1 document the extent of the inland range as currently known. These data are provided as guidelines when planning surveys, particularly if the intent of inland surveys is to encompass all areas potentially used by Marbled Murrelets.... In PAGE 8: ... It is important to note that nest searches have been conducted in fewer areas than surveys, so the farthest inland detection (not necessarily nest) should be used as your guideline for planning surveys. Some regions within states might not support murrelet activity as far inland as the maximum distances in Table1 suggest. For example, Marbled Murrelets have been detected 59 km (37 mi) ... ..."

TABLE I FEATURES RECORDED FOR THE MARBLE IN THE POSITIONS SHOWN IN FIG.4.

in Learning similar tasks from observation and practice
by Darrin C. Bentivegna, Christopher G. Atkeson, Gordon Cheng 2006
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Table 1: Measured Data of Marble Tombstones in Allen Place Cemetery

in Tombstone Weathering
by Courtney Hugo, Michelle Smith

Table 2: Classi cation of Marbling Levels with Backpropagation. Inputa

in Ultrasonic Signal Classification For Beef Quality Grading Through Neural Networks
by A. Dale Whittaker, Bo Soon Park, James Darrell Mccauley, Yanbo Huang
"... In PAGE 10: ... Convergence of the backpropagation network was not obtained with all seven frequency parameters so a priori information (statistical analysis) was used to select fewer input parameters. Table2 presents a summary of the results obtained with backpropaga- tion.... ..."

Table 3: Classi cation of Marbling Levels with Adaptive Logic Net- works

in Ultrasonic Signal Classification For Beef Quality Grading Through Neural Networks
by A. Dale Whittaker, Bo Soon Park, James Darrell Mccauley, Yanbo Huang

TABLE 1 Relationship between marbling and chemically-determined IMFAT.6

in Ultrasound Image Texture Analysis for Characterizing Intramuscular Fat Content of Live Beef Cattle
by Nam-Deuk Viren Amin, Nam-deuk Kim, Viren Amin, Doyle Wilson, Gene Rouse

Table 1: Relative proportions of 10 samples from a population of 10,000 Sample Number Number of White Marbles Number of Black Marbles

in An introduction to Bayesian networks and their contemporary applications. [Online]. Available: http://www.niedermayer.ca/papers/bayesian/bayes.html
by Daryle Niedermayer, B. Sc, M. Div 1998
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Table A. Example clusters for giant-scale services.

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2001
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