MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a class of small RNAs, ranging in size from 19–24 nucleotides that mediate gene silencing at the post-transcriptional level. As in animals, plant primary miRNA transcripts (pri-miRNAs) contain imperfect, self-complementary stem–loop regions. Yet, there are some fundamental differences between animal and plant miRNAs including (i) genomic location of the primary miRNA tran...

Theeuwes (2010) summarizes an impressive number of studies demonstrating interference by irrelevant visual singletons in computer experiments with humans. In these studies, if participants search for a relevant singleton target, such as the single diamond among circles (i.e., a shape singleton), an irrelevant singleton distractor, such as the single red circle among the green stimuli (i.e., a c...

We show that small and shallow feedforward neural networks can achieve near state-of-the-art results on a range of unstructured and structured language processing tasks while being considerably cheaper in memory and computational requirements than deep recurrent models. Motivated by resource-constrained environments like mobile phones, we showcase simple techniques for obtaining such small neur...

The quantity of by-products from food processing has doubled over the last three decades in Japan. Using these by-products for animal feed would achieve a decrease in environmental pollution, as well as a reduction of the cost of animal production. By-products now constitute about 30% of the total feed consumed in Japan, and are used especially on dairy farms. Some by-products are beneficial in...

Distillation separates compounds by the variation in how effortlessly they vaporize. The two main types of standard distillation comprise unremitting distillation and batch distillation. Unremitting distillation, as the name says, unremittingly takes a feed and separates it into two or more products. Batch distillation takes on lot (or batch) at a time of feed and splits it into products by sel...

In his position paper, Theeuwes (2010) makes a challenge to a number of current theories of visual selective attention, which assume that what we select in the first instance is not simply bottom-up driven by properties of the stimulus, but also influenced (at least to some extent) by internal system settings that are under top-down control. In essence, Theeuwes (2010) puts forward a strong sti...

In this paper, a new implementation of Four-Quadrant CMOS Analog Multiplier Circuit for feed forward neural networks multi layer perceptron operation will be proposed. The proposed multiplier will be divided into two or three parts, which will be inside the input, the synapse and the neuron. The main characteristics of the proposed circuit are the small silicon area and the low power consumptio...

In Turkey, it is known that, wastes of fisheries processing plants released to the environment and only a bit of that assessed as fish meal or fish feed by a few plant. It is expected that with the evaluation of these wastes which rich in nutrient content by converted to the various commercial products (chitin, protein hydrolyzate, carotenoprotein and pıgment extraction etc.) to be beneficial i...

According to the increased fungi contaminations and related damages, microbiologist's incentive in considering the fungal contaminations in human habitats had increased. Some of fungi cause disease through production of toxins in animals as well as humans. Since these toxins are not easily distinguishable, then it is crucial to study their characteristics. Aspergillus are among the most importa...

Sugar beet pulp is a by-product from the processing of sugar beets into sugar. Beet pulp is extracted grounded sugar beet. It is used as livestock feed and it can be fed fresh, dried and ensiled (fermented beet pulp). Sugar beet pulp is a by-product from the processing of sugar beet which is used as fodder for cattle and other livestock. It is supplied either as dried flakes or as compressed pe...