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This article resolves the TDE problem using two information-theoretic measures, joint entropy and mutual information (MI), which can be considered to indirectly include higher order statistics (HOS).
Adapted from the article "Resolve Employee Conflicts with Mediation Techniques," first published in the Negotiation Briefings newsletter.
Although this Article cannot resolve the disputes about the 1996 Act definitively, the Article does help identify the questions central to the takings analysis, by showing how sound takings doctrine integrates the narrow concerns of telecommunications policy with the broader concerns of constitutional property theory.
In this article we resolve some of the open problems left in two other articles.
Instead they describe what is going on as a "special reorganization" (a process that allows "detachment" and the creation of the new city simultaneously). Given this level of controversy, this Article cannot resolve the secession issue.
In this article, to resolve the general adaptive problem of the dynamic grid-based algorithm in distributed interactive simulation based on HLA, the adaptive dynamic grid-based algorithm is suggested by thoroughly researching the theory proof and formula deduction of the dynamic grid-based algorithm.
The method in this article may resolve the problem of global phase shift calculation when the interference signal faces a variety of factors such as nonperiodic apodization, uneven background and modulation.
It is beyond the scope of this article to resolve how PKCs and H2O2 promote MEND.
In this article we resolve objectively and quantitatively the question of whether it is acceptable to use control charts to analyse variation in data that does not have a natural ordering.
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This article aims to resolve the contradiction between self-denying in self-sacrifice, and self-proving in self-honour, on the one hand, and the contradiction between self-honour and other-esteem on the other hand.
