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Their importance lies in the combination of a spectral output spanning up to an optical octave with the capability of achieving full control over the generated waveforms or, equivalently, the emitted frequency comb.

We discuss the application of complex light landscapes as three-dimensional traps for achieving full control of a multitude of bacteria featuring a variety of shapes, and we give a comprehensive overview of functional optically assembled biohybrid systems that exploit the unique features of flagellar molecular motors for powering microsystems.

To achieve full control on its PHY-layer, our IEEE 802.11p transceiver has been exclusively developed in software.

Earlier, Kurdish officials said the Peshmerga had recaptured most of the area around the dam, but still had more to do to achieve full control.

The SVM technique for matrix converter has the inherent capability to achieve full control of both the output voltage vector and the instantaneous input current displacement angle.

Further experiments are needed to identify the origin of these large-scale arrays in order to achieve full control of the phenomena involved and be able to customize the nanostructuring of the substrate.

Having achieved full control over the legislative and executive branches of government, Hitler and his allies began to suppress the remaining opposition.

"I declare to the families of Bartella and Mosul that we have achieved full control of the town of Bartella," Shaghati said in a news conference Thursday evening.

"This number shows that Turks made them leave the island," says Karajan, "Turks are getting rid of Turkish-speaking Cypriots who are owners on the island to achieve full control of the occupied areas". Karajan explains that the Turkish occupation is affecting people's daily lives and this specific case shows their misuse of legislative power.

Study patients (Table 1) did not have their A1C, blood pressure, or LDL cholesterol under control 71.3% of the time, and 66% of patients never achieved full control during the study period.

Although the dose to achieve full control of bleeding episodes depends on many factors, including in particular patient-related factors, it is possible to observe a minimization of doses of concentrates after the switch to VWF with a low FVIII content (Table 1, column 3: Concentrates IU/year).