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The next programme to push the boundary of what can be achieved with second screen was another Channel 4 show, the quiz Million Pound Drop.

The results show that IEC accuracy class 0.5 can be achieved with first-order sigma delta converters and digital signal processing in the sigma delta domain.

All behavioral experiments shown in the main figures were achieved with third instar larvae expressing the co-receptor Orco in only one OSN (Fishilevich et al., 2005) (Or42a-Gal4>UAS- Orco,UAS-ChR2-H134R; Orco−/−) in a double blind background (GMR- hid/+; dTrpA1 1 ) (Kwon et al., 2008; Xiang et al., 2010).

According to the fitting parameters, about 70% particle reduction could be achieved with one second residence time at 800 °C.

Reproduction of the experimental data shown in Figure 11A can be achieved with a first phase dominated by the release of NO by MAHMA-NONOate and a second phase limited by the rate of reduction of Fd by the NADPH system.

Many options exist for the choice of an implant; biomechanical and anatomic studies suggest that a better technical result can be achieved with a third-generation implant design that has the ability to recreate accurately the proximal anatomy of the humerus.

Political involvement in the British model can only be achieved with a two-thirds majority vote in both houses of Parliament.

"Someone among the euro-zone leaders must finally tell the Greeks the truth: this fresh start can only be achieved with a radical first step," he said.

Dipeptidyl-peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitors are oral glucose-lowering agents for second-line therapy when glycaemic control cannot be achieved with metformin or as first-line therapy where metformin is contraindicated or not tolerated.

Using Fourier domain detection, scan rates ranging from ~25,000 to ~300,000 axial scans per second can be achieved with a trade-off between speed and sensitivity [ 8].

Higher data acquisition rates, up to tens of megacycles per second, can be achieved with confocal microscopes using sensitive point detectors, such as avalanche photodiodes or photomultipliers.