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[14] Wang W, Garofalakis M, Ramchandran K.W., "Distributed sparse random projections for refinable approximation," in Proc.

"We have come up with a system to start out with a pile of switchgrass and conveniently bioprocess it into a refinable oil for a second-generation biojet fuel that could be directly mixed into conventional aviation fuel," says ARS chemical engineer Patricia Slininger.

When all the phases are identified accurately, the authors subsequently use the Rietveld method [10-18], which adjusts the refinable parameters until the best fit of the entire calculated pattern to the entire measured XRD pattern is achieved, to determine the quantitative phase analysis [19-24] or wt%, [W.sub.p], for each of these identified phases, p, is proportional to the product of the scale factor, s, as derived in the Rietveld phase analysis, with the mass and volume of the unit cell and is given by

In many applications in computer graphics, medical imaging, geosciences, one requires uniform and refinable grids on a given planar domain.

Pitch and volume alone can convey coarse-grain meanings of aggression or appeasement, refinable by verbal specification.

Ramchand ran, "Distributed sparse rand om projections for refinable approximation," in Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Information Processing in Sensor Networks (IPSN '07), pp.

sup.n.sub.i=l] [[PSI].sub.i]) = false then (13) [PHI] is an invariant of S (14) return true (15) else (16) compute counterexample set Err := {[[PHI].sub.c]} Refinable := AbsRefinement([S.sup.[alpha]], Err, [PSI]) (17) if Refinable = false&&Err [not equal to] 0 then (18) return false (19) end (20) if Err = 0 then (21) return true (22) else (23) goto 12 (24) end (25) end Proof.

Example 1 (see [17, Example 4.2], GHM refinable mask).