As has been the case in time-frequency DOA estimation techniques [15, 19], the advantage of utilizing time-frequency analysis becomes more pronounced in the underlying example in low SNR scenarios, where the higher-order error terms becomes dominant in the conventional ESPRIT-MUSIC technique.
For such moments he invented an original type of melody, passionate and radiant, yet marked by an underlying morbidity; examples are the "farewell" and "death" arias that also reflect the persistent melancholy from which he suffered in his personal life.
Does causal ascription require identifying an underlying causal regularity for example, "periods of rapid inflation cause political instability"?
But in most cases what we're angry or annoyed about isn't—or isn't only the immediate circumstances but what's beneath them: fear, loneliness, anxiety, sadness, hurt, etc. Look beyond your annoyance in the moment to find what's really fuelling that feeling a past hurt or an underlying fear, for example—and try to recognize what you're really upset about.
It is obvious that this analogy raises a subsequent question: does an underlying co-morbidity (for example, diabetes) add to or even synergistically enhance the effect of an acute stress situation (for example, sepsis, mechanical ventilation)?
One former senior government official cited the episode as an example of an underlying flaw in the administration's working assumptions.
There are many sources that give advice with regard to posture, but we must be mindful as to whether it is the immediate symptoms we seek to cure (back pain, for example) or an underlying reason.
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Patients with unilateral aural atresia usually have normal hearing on the unaffected side, unless an underlying syndrome is associated, for example, Goldenhar syndrome [ 5].
Inflammatory bowel disease and pancreatitis are potentially examples how an underlying defect in autophagy initiates inflammation and thereby creates a pro-tumourigenic environment.
