The use of adaptive diffusion makes it possible for consumers to find the optimum energy consumption schedule with a small number of information exchanges.
During Michel's Leveson appearance on Thursday more details were also published about the extent of his contact with Smith, and a small number of text exchanges with Hunt during the Sky takeover process from June 2010 to July 2011.
This is also a possible partial explanation, but does not explain the global reach of the bulge brackets, although the consolidation of IPOs in a relatively small number of exchanges could make a difference.
Even a small number of amino acid exchanges in protein mutants or isoforms may therefore have a large impact on the optimal pH of binding to an ion exchange column and other charged surfaces.
In addition, the proposed CPF approaches are robust to the presence of a small number of observations, message exchange errors, and unknown network delay distributions.
By studying the relaxation behavior of water 17O nuclei, the complicating effects of cross-relaxation and hydrogen exchange were avoided, and they postulate that the origin of the water 17O relaxation dispersion of BPTI solutions can be explained by a small number of interior water molecules exchanging with bulk water on the submicrosecond time-scale.
An important point is the very small number of exchanges between fungi and non-fungal eukaryotes detected either from the BlastP or the signature analyses.
The new distributed GT algorithm estimates the set of scattered defective sensors with a low complexity distance decoder from a small number of linearly independent binary messages exchanged by the sensors.
There remains, however, a small number of ARDS patients whose pulmonary gas exchange can not be improved sufficiently by the above mentioned methods, and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) may then be an additional therapeutic option during the acute phase.
The Housing Development Corporation has also provided hundreds of millions of dollars in financing that, in the view of advocates for moderately priced housing, subsidized market-rate apartments because the developers enjoyed outsize savings in exchange for a small number of lower-income units.
