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Crossing the line from forcing difficult issues to be addressed to imposing solutions would doom the sustainability push to fail.
The need to operate such compensation circuits at a sufficient speed i.e., during the short available pixel addressing time tends to impose a more stringent mobility requirement than the OLED drive current requirement of Equation 1.
This is an old-guard way of addressing new times, hoping to impose order on an environment that is intrinsically fractured.
To address this issue, one has to impose additional mathematical constraints motivated by the specific properties of the biological system under investigation.
One obvious policy for any state serious about addressing climate change would be to impose low carbon standards on the production of ordinary everyday goods such as meat, mobile phones, and plastics.
"The U.S. has a right to safeguard its industries and to impose temporary relief to address serious injury," the official said.
"I want to impose a sentence that addresses the magnitude of the crime that was committed," she said.
And when there are noble efforts to address social problems, perhaps we shouldn't want to impose curbs.
Thus, addressing traumatic experiences within a safe and empathic environment appears to impose no unacceptable additional load to the patient.
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