For simplicity, we assume that GOF periods are aligned among different users, i.e., the messages x(i) are synchronously generated by all the users.
As all flowers of an individual plant do not develop synchronously, it is very likely that insects transfer pollen from late flowers to stigmata of early flowers of the same plant (i.e., geitonogamy).
To extend an OFDM transceiver into a radar system, it must be made sure that during the transmission of every OFDM frame, the receiver is active synchronously, i.e., transmitter and receiver use the same local oscillator and, derived from this, an identical clock (this setup describes monostatic radar systems).
Since this work is the first attempt to investigate the tumor microenvironment using a computational method, for simplicity, in our discrete value model, we assume all the nodes' states are updated synchronously, i.e., the state of each node evolves according to its transfer function at any time step.
Therefore, a yeast strain that co-ferments xylose and glucose with the same consumption rate (i.e., synchronously) would be ideal.
(The carrier molecules include plastoquinones and cytochromes.) The effect of this, when photosystems I and II function synchronously, is the formation of a chemiosmotic gradient of protons that phosphorylates (adds a phosphate group to) ADP, resulting in ATP.
A criterion for a homeomorphism to be synchronously automatic is given in Proposition 4.23.
However, in most cases the associated data could only be stored synchronously to be post-processed with the rest of the session data.
Dunlins produce clutches of four eggs that hatch synchronously and are cared for by both parents.
Synchronously, gamma spectra are taken for each X Y position.
It was found that the nanocomposites, which had higher magnetization intensity and better fluorescent properties synchronously, were fabricated by the formation of chemical bond with amide structure.
