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In recent years, some research institutes in America and Europe are focusing on through-the-wall radar systems which have the ability of reconstructing the interior layout of a building.

In addition to this, the SQMOM is experimentally validated using the published data for water toluene and water acetone toluene chemical test systems, where the ability of reconstructing the droplet size distribution is successfully examined.

Many may not be aware that shredders have various security levels with the lowest level shredders rated as providing a high probability of ability of reconstructing data with the higher levels (Level 5 and Level 6) creating minute bits of paper shred, that would be appropriate for handling the most sensitive personal or business documents.

The study focused on the development of students' (n = 30) awareness of the affordances of learning objects (LO) during the 3 inquiry tasks, and their ability of dynamically reconstructing meanings in the inquiry subtasks through exploiting these LO affordances in "Young Scientist".

The peculiarity in using a continuous crystal is the ability to reconstruct the Depth of Interaction of the 511 keV photons generated by the annihilation of the positrons emitted by the radiotracer.

Also, because of the ability to reconstruct ancestral areas, such as inhabiting Central America or not, and the relatively clear colonization of CA Heroines from South America, determining which cichlid clades to include in a LTT analysis should be feasible.

For example, we previously observed denning bears that had survived an attack by wolves (Canis lupus), but our observations occurred months after the attacks, thus hindering our ability to reconstruct details of the events.

The method is found to track accurately any set of low-order moments with the ability to reconstruct the shape of the distribution.

The advantage of these imaging approaches includes the ability to reconstruct 3D images of the glandular tissue and cross sectional imaging to elucidate the interior morphology of ductal tissue.

Increasingly granular subclade typing and the rapid growth of public databases have improved our ability to reconstruct the spread of R1a1 Y-haplogroup (Y-HG) branches along ancient trade and migration corridors in Asia.

This assessment of classic tephra volume estimate models for their ability to reconstruct the volume of well-constrained deposits from discrete explosion and explosion sequences reveals the sensitivity of the estimates to proximal deposits and poor model fits to deposits where the proximal volume exceeds 50%% of the total volume.