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A CR node can learn from its own network or it can coexist with other existing wireless networks.

The gravity of our national addiction problem cannot be overstated, nor can it continue to coexist with a sustainable society.

In addition, a debate has arisen as to whether ARDS can be a unilateral process, and whether it can coexist with cardiac failure.

This syndrome can, by itself, account for shoulder pain and dysfunction, although it can coexist with real conditions involving the tendons.

Moreover, while rapprochement with Israel has become more likely, Turkey faces severe tensions with Syria and Iran, and its Islamist ruling party must still prove that it can coexist with the country's secular political tradition.

"The challenge will be to see how it can coexist alongside personal relationship.

We propose a new data management scheme that is exible and scalable, and that is incrementally deployable so it can coexist with current data management standards.

A Russian company has also expressed interest, but both the government and environmentalists note that Alcoa says it can coexist with a national park and has a relatively good environmental record.

Mr. Ngcobo's office is campaigning to change the cultural bias against cremation, even visiting schools to argue that it can coexist with the Zulus' complex funeral rituals and their deep reverence for the dead.

We surmise it can coexist with an actual headline rate much higher than 2%.

And it can coexist with standard-based education (McTighe and Brown 2005).