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Time-dependent computed tomography (CT) and positron emission tomography (PET) has the ability to resolve this motion and therefore define the extent of disease, both anatomically and functionally.
For instance, they do influence the distinction of what is (not) included in the data processing and therefore define the system boundaries of the model(s).
Using the simple asymptote formulations, it is possible to extract the crossing between the asymptotes and therefore define a piecewise function approximation of the PER of a Rician block fading channel better at medium SNR.
Although decomposition (1.1) is not unique in general, its components K ± are uniquely determined and the Hilbert norms generated by different decompositions (1.1) according to (1.2) are equivalent and therefore define the same norm topology.
We are able to access the prober as well as the virtual instance for measurements and therefore define the following general test approach: 1. Start of the capturing tool on the receiver, i. e., the virtual instance Fig. 6 Assumption for black box firewall testing in cloud environments 2.
You can even choose -- and therefore define -- your own potential.
Obsessed with measuring everything and therefore defining all of their problems in numerical terms, social game makers have come to believe that those numbers are all there is, and this is why they cannot permit themselves to invent.
The kind of coordination involved in this process is only local and therefore defines a fully distributed algorithm.
In vitro, telomere length operates as a mechanism to prevent uncontrolled cell growth and therefore defines the proliferation potential of a cell.
The array visualises the co-ordination sphere for each molecule and therefore defines the connectivity of a molecule (node) in the hydrogen bond network.
And because sport only reaches the heights and becomes totally absorbing when two rival individuals or teams are pushed to the limit and therefore defined and authenticated by their respective deeds.
