Figure 6. (A) Relative fluorescence intensity upon excitation at different excitation wavelengths for amphora sp, a diatom sample. (B) Resulting score plot after applying the multivariate pattern recognition algorithm aiming at the comparison of the unknown sample to a set of reference data. For semi-quantification of the phytoplankton biomass, the detection unit count cell events passing through the system and correlates the number of events with the average fluorescence intensity at certain wavelengths. Up to a certain cell density limit, signal spikes can be resolved and the detected spikes can be counted as cell events. This approach allows the measurement of changes in the biomass concentration that indicate the onset and deterioration of an algal bloom.
Figure 6. A System is capable of consuming the Framework mandatory core Services and will produce and/or consume one or more services 11 Figure 7: The Translator system and its produced and consumed services 12 Figure 8: Relationships between the different technologies within EMC2 13 Figure 9: A two-way hardware authentication in conjunction with the core Authorization service. 14 Figure 10: The Quality of Service Manager and its produced and consumed services 16 List of tables Table 1: Abbreviations 19
Figure 6. A System is capable of consuming the Framework mandatory core Services and will produce and/or consume one or more services.
Examples of Figure 6 in a sentence
See the diagrams in Figure 6 and Figure 7 for examples of the mounting.
In Figure 6, the median unbounded (i.e. no exogenous borrowing constraint) and the median bounded (i.e. truncated) asset allocation strategies for these values of the risk preferences are presented.
Figure 6 shows the execution of the TC-AMP protocol on the NXP’s SmartMX as it has been described in figure 5.
For the combined flow and wave condition, the velocity profile, equation (6), is imposed at the domain inlet, Figure 6, and it is updated for each time-step.
The tank environment is considered as a rectangular domain as shown in Figure 6.
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Figure 6. A primary viewing service for ocean indicators Parallel to the data access service, the user can often find a primary viewing service to help evaluate the data for his or her application. Specifically, do they address the user’s needs? The primary viewing service allows visualization of daily updated pre-defined plots (historical plots may also be available) like many sea views and ocean indicators. The service is simple to use, efficient and fast (cf. figure 6), images are well articulated together, but the service do not provide, or only limited functions, pan / zoom, control of plot types and colour scales functions. Finally AVISO offers more advanced tools for data manipulation and analysis like: ✓ the Live Access Server or LAS (see xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx) which offers partly interactive visualisation functions on gridded products (with the capacity of overlaying plots or showing them side by side, or animating a time sequence) but it is also coupled to a mathematical library to compute and visualise differences, climatology (averages), ocean trends, etc. ✓ the Basic Radar Altimeter toolbox (see xxxx://xxxxx.xxx.xxx/brat/html/data/toolbox_en.html) for manipulating any type of altimeter data, and delivered with an exhaustive tutorial illustrating applications through data use cases (see xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxxx) To follow up with users and their applications (i.e. climatology studies, ocean circulation monitoring, marine biology, measurements campaigns, ocean modelling, cyclone forecast), Aviso conducts a user desk activities coupled with Outreach activities, establishing close ties with users for needed feedback on products fitness for purpose and expand the number of users. Aviso maintains consequently an on-line database (xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx) and informs regularly on altimetry news and applications via its new light revised format of the AVISO newsletter (2000 registrations) and weekly e-mail alerts. Aviso also educates on the tools made available and how to use them through data use cases (see figure 7). Figure 7: Images of the Month or Lively Access exercises Figure 8: Aviso users in the world Aviso has continually broadened the scope of its activities, ensuring strict quality control of data and forging close ties with users to achieve efficient dissemination of general, technical, and scientific information. Its user community is worldwide (see figure 8). To keep track of the take up of a product and stay aware of the latest user needs...
Figure 6. A0 – perform Ship Life Cycle The activity model is then further refined to different levels of detail depending on the scope of the individual AP. As an example, Figure 7 shows the details of activity A12 – prepare bid, which addresses the main design related tasks applicable to the scope of planned SHIPLYS design tools. This is still at a high level; however, these models contain considerably more details, in some areas down to the 6th level. A typical detailed example is shown in Figure 8 for A12224 – Calculate stability and trim. Figure 7: A12 – Prepare Bid Figure 8: A12224 – Calculate stability and trim For more details refer to [45],[46],[48]. Table 7 (in Annex B) shows a complete listing of all activities defined in the activity model.
Figure 6. Agreed, signed and actual consumption in PTT.years for all countries (Since new tariff structure in 2005, only actual consumption) ANNEX IV REPORT ON 2006-2007 OPERATIONS
Figure 6. An MPC protocol with A-output quality, for A ≤ 2+sn.
Figure 6. An example of different asynchronous events as they affect the ventilator delivered breathing cycle
Figure 6. An illustration of Example 1 (A Producer with only Qualifying Volumes under the LCHA)
Figure 6. Bigpharma partnering by stage of development since 2005 • Figure 7: Bigpharma partnering by technology type since 2005 • Figure 8: Bigpharma partnering by therapy area since 2005 • Figure 9: Bigpharma M&A since 2005 • Figure 10: Bigpharma – top 50 M&A activity 2005 to 2012 • Figure 11: Bigpharma M&A deal frequency – 2005 to 2012 • Figure 12: Leading partnering deals by value, 2005-2012 • Figure 13: Xxxxxxx M&A deals involving bigpharma by value, 2005-2012 • Figure 14: Typical partnering opportunity submission template • Figure 15: Company profile template and definitions used in report • Figure 16: Abbott: Dealmaking frequency 2005-2012