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A much more interesting example is the “cluster state”: basically, a 2D lattice of spins subject to pairwise nearest-neighbor Hamiltonians.
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This procedure greatly reduces the nearest-neighbor inter-bit interference in the signal waveform and thus successfully alleviates the issue of feedback-time constraint inherent in conventional equalizers.
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The electrical properties of graphene can be described by a conventional tight-binding model; in this model the energy of the electrons with wavenumber with the nearest-neighbor hopping energy γ0 valence band, respectively, correspond to the different signs in the above dispersion relation; they touch each other in six points, the "K-values".
Haddock Links blackbeltjones 2010
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And in order to cater for the new enhancement, a short delay has been added to reduce the occurrence of 'nearest-neighbor inter-bit interference' in the signal waveform.
Lockergnome the oracle 2010
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In a complete mosaic, nearest-neighbor distances follow an approximately Gaussian distribution.
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Lattice spacing was equal to the median nearest-neighbor spacing of the measured RFs.
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Thus the median was the most robust estimate of nearest-neighbor spacing.
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Yes, usually you don't want nearest-neighbor for photographic images, but you
unknown title 2009
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The median was used to estimate the typical nearest-neighbor spacing because it is relatively robust to outlying points.
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In an incomplete mosaic, however, nearest-neighbor distances will form a distribution composed of a Gaussian plus a long tail that corresponds to cells whose nearest neighbors were not recorded.
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