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Altering the alignment in both the sagittal and coronal planes helps improve stability as well as alter the load in the medial compartment.

Thus, there is a total of (phantom {dot {i}!}2^{N_{text {FFT}}}) solutions in the OFDM case,1 as each of the N FFT subcarriers can use a different solution without altering the alignment conditions.

Altering the alignment restrictions for DIM calling in two other DIM sets did not change the distribution of DIM substitutions to a large extent.

The lesion extended through the insular cortex altering the alignment of the cortical layers of the insula with the affected layers interrupted by the tear repositioned in relationship to the outer cortical layers.

All sequences that contained the ambiguous base N were discarded as N aligned to N is considered a mismatch and would alter the alignment identity for identical sequences.

It's also important to periodically reassess incentives, because even top-performing networks find that changes in technology or business conditions alter the alignment of incentives.

Companies should periodically study their supply chains, because even top-performing networks find that changes in technology or business conditions may alter the alignment of incentives.

It does this by applying an electric current to the tint in the glass, which alters the alignment of its molecules to let light in or not.

But such assurances did little to quell the cosmic kerfuffle after The Star Tribune in Minneapolis innocuously reported Monday that a naturally occurring wobble in the direction of the Earth's axis — technically known as a "precession" — had altered the alignment of stars' overhead from their traditional star signs, which date back several millennia.

We altered the alignment and alignment processing parameters to test the robustness of our analysis.

We alter the alignment framework to model both quickly and slowly evolving regions, and develop new MCMC transition kernels to infer the breakpoints between the slowly and quickly evolving regions.