Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Peaks form 'ridges' in the response matrix, which are local maxima visible at a number of consecutive scales, starting from the finest, that can be connected ...
• Dec 24, 2013 ... ABSTRACT This paper proposes a new method for image denoising with edge preservation, based on image multiresolution decomposition by ...
• gorithms blindly search for QRS complexes in a limited number of consecutive scales selected in a range of a priori fixed scales. However, the shape of the QRS  ...
• Gulars — Gulars: number of consecutive scales along midline, between chinshields and first ventral. Preoculars — Preoculars: bounding the orbit anteriorly, ...

• May 6, 2014 ... ... it can be called doubling rate) or growth rate is a measure of the number of doublings that occur per a unit of time. Doubling time is calculated ...
• mately 50 and this number was reproducible within narrow limits. On the other hand, it was also shown that when  ...
• blasts the number of doublings was approxi
• At 6 billion, the number of doublings reached by the human population as of 1998 is 32.5, with the 33rd doubling (8.59 billion) expected early in the next century.
• EXAMPLE: Doubling Time = 21.86=ln(2)/0.0317. Growth Rate = 0.0317. Growth Rate = number of doublings that occur per unit of time. Equation ...