Similarly, the fascinatingly apocalyptic Queen's speech drafted by civil servants in 1983, for broadcast in the event of imminent Russian nuclear attack, was a consequence, in a sense, of Britain housing too many American military bases.
As a consequence, in a previous research we proposed the implementation of PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) control strategies to manage these networks parameters in PONs, demonstrating higher efficiency and more robustness than other previous existing algorithms.
It was found that pulsation of the liquid results in a better dispersion of the solids and, as a consequence, in a higher value of the average mass-transfer coefficient, kL.
As a consequence, in a situation of non-stationary noise signal with the time-varying variance, their efficiency should be bad [7, 24].
As a consequence, in a coastal sector it is possible to obtain an evaluation of the present roughness useful for the elaboration of a near-future scenario, but that is not representative of a past tsunami impact (i.e. Pignatelli et al., 2010).
To illustrate the role of donors in a reconstruction of the electron wave function and, as a consequence, in a redistribution of the electron density, we choose n x = 0.8, n y = 0.5, n z = 0.33 and plot the envelope-function correction as a function of the electron position (i) at the radial axis and (ii) on the sphere r = h, see Figs. 4 and 5, respectively.
As a consequence, in an optimal plan (w.r.t. ({{mathrm{EPL}}})) where the same intermediate molecule appears twice, the plan could ask for different subplans for it.
Finally, Eichelberger says his success has been a consequence in part of a transition into an age group "where everybody, at least initially, is older than you.
And as a consequence, in 2007-08, wheat wheat stocks (as a percentage of demand) dropped to their lowest level since 1947-48.
As a consequence, in the following result, a partial order is not necessary.
