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In 726, the emperor Leo III the Isaurian, after his successful defense against the Islamic advance, introduced a policy of iconoclasm (destruction of images) to the Byzantine church that was continued and expanded by his son Constantine V.

The primary advance introduced in MANTRA is taking into account the expected differences in genetic architecture across different ethnicities in a transethnic study by using differences in the local LD structure across diverse populations [ 58].

The intermediate step consists in validating the advances introduced by smart grids.

Advances introduced by additive manufacturing (AM) have significantly improved the control over the microarchitecture of scaffolds for tissue engineering.

Advances introduced by additive manufacturing have significantly improved the ability to tailor scaffold architecture, enhancing the control over microstructural features.

Most recent exciting experimental advances introduced buckled and flat borophene nanomembranes as new members to the advancing family of two-dimensional (2D) materials.

Besides the dynamic queue proposal, another important outcome of this paper is on how applications and link layers (or in general higher layers) take profit of the advances introduced by multiple antennas and signal processing techniques in the physical layer.

How applications and the protocol layers in general may profit from the advances introduced by multiple antennas and signal processing techniques in the physical layer is another outcome of this study.

This article provides a comprehensive review of Multi-Objective Trajectory Optimisation (MOTO) techniques for transport aircraft flight operations, with a special focus on the recent advances introduced in the CNS+A research context.

Over the last two decades, the field of laser refractive surgery has seen dramatic advances introduced by new technologies [ 1].

In conclusion, the algorithm advances introduced in this paper are shown to yield improvements in the reliability of quantitative measurements as shown by the evaluation of clinical OCT data.