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Says Georgia Tech electrical and computer engineering professor, Justin Romberg, "What this camera is actually looking at is not pixel values, but pixels added together in all different ways and a dramatically smaller number of measurements than if you had it in a standard mode".

A little over a year ago I sold a beautiful ranch I owned in the hill country of Texas sitting on the Blanco River with a large main house and a guest house, and moved into a dramatically smaller space in Austin.

That would result in faster processing, less power consumption and, potentially more importantly, a dramatically smaller surface area for the actual chip.

Clock mutant and Bmal1-KO mice were found to have a dramatically smaller number and volume of mitochondria in muscles with aberrant morphology.

He, too, believes that any effort to control gangs must be accompanied by community prevention and intervention strategies, but his proposals were on a dramatically smaller scale, with a budget of a hundred and sixty-eight million dollars.

"Our economic and budgetary forecast indicates that California's leaders face a dramatically smaller budget problem in 2013-14".

There are many challenges but they are all made harder by a dramatically smaller amount of information available and a new set of responsibilities that come with cloud migration.

"Within the next five years," said Mr. Sawyer of Deloitte Consulting, "you are going to see a dramatically smaller number of American insurance companies.

This approach removes outliers and zero-mean Gaussian noise simultaneously and effectively while preserving most of the important signal features of a true FRF with a dramatically smaller number of operations as compared with the traditional mean-averaging procedure.

This is what Intel is trying counter with ultrabooks by giving computer companies a dramatically smaller platform to build around.

It shows Massachusetts and Rhode Island residents were the biggest lottery bettors (wagering $671 and $514 per capita, respectively) but that Rhode Islanders get a dramatically smaller share of their dollars back in prizes.