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To achieve smooth switching between these tasks and thus a continuous control signal, usually a precise map of the environment and an exact pose estimate of the robot are needed.
Moreover, the nanoparticles form a drug depot wherein the drug is released slowly as compared to the native drug, and thus, a continuous exposure and sustained release of the drug over a period of time is more effective.
The major planning challenge of creating sustainable city centres in Gulf cities is rooted in the inner investment dynamics, which have led to a rapid increase of land prices in central areas and thus a continuous tension between speculators keeping their land and deteriorating properties on the one hand and new government-supported initiatives targeting short-term gains on the other.
ZT (zeitgeber time) is a form of time, and thus a continuous variable (not an integer).
Therefore, we expect fewer matings, a relatively larger number of self-progeny, and thus a continuous decrease of males in the N2 populations over time.
A recent paper published on behalf of the United Kingdom Haemophilia Centres Doctors Organisation (UKHCDO) highlights the long term changes effected to the soft tissue of the joint as a result of frequent bleed events, and thus a need for continuous, targeted monitoring of the afflicted joint beyond the period in which synovitis is observed [26].
The alternative scenario of no genetic differentiation/ admixture cycles within the Eastern region and thus a stable and continuous distribution range of European mink over time in this region was less preferred.
In the Sun's atmosphere, when H− is subsequently destroyed by photodissociation, it can absorb energy at any of a whole range of wavelengths and thus produce a continuous range of absorption of radiation.
It matures very quickly and thus, for a continuous supply, you need to make successive sowings.
Why should we want to use solar panels or windmills over and over (leaving aside the fact that they quickly deteriorate and thus require a continuous series of mass-mining projects) if they keep giving us expensive, unreliable energy?
Two material entities that cohere to one another are topologically connected, and thus form a continuous coherent whole which can be demarcated only by fiat boundaries (table 3), like for instance an active center in an enzyme.
