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If our safety is going to be achieved at some point in the future, when the war is won, could he explain his definition of victory?

All sides at the Vienna talks have agreed that the resolution of the IAEA's inquiry into past weaponisation work will be achieved at some later date over the lifetime of a comprehensive deal, when it will be tied to the lifting of the last sanctions on the country.

Thus (sup_{tgeq0}widetilde{Psi}(t)) can be achieved at some finite (widetilde{t}_{epsilon}>0) at which (widetilde{Psi}^{prime}(t)) becomes zero.

Hence, (sup_{tgeq0}widetilde{Psi}(t)) can be achieved at some finite (t_{epsilon}^{0}>0) at which (widetilde{Psi}^{prime}(t)) becomes zero.

Interestingly, under certain conditions on the channel gains, Pareto optimality can be achieved at some NE if and only if the number of channels equals or exceeds the number of transmitters.

By (36), Lemma 5, Lemma 6, and Ekeland's variational principle, (c_{1}) can be achieved at some inner point (u_{1}inoverline{B}(0,rho)) and (u_{1}) is a critical point of (I_{mu}) at negative energy.

It is easy to see that the global minimum of J ̃ on X is achieved at some vλ ∈ X.

If this could be achieved, at least some of the rhino species could start to recover and grow their populations.

The effects of radiotherapy on regression of tumor volume remain ambiguous, although the data suggest that regression can be achieved at least in some patients.

It is thus likely that identifiability can be achieved at least in some cases.

Our experimental results using Mediabench benchmarks show that good leakage energy savings can be achieved at the cost of some small performance and code size penalties.