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Thus, improved thermal management (e.g., ref (29)) could potentially allow for (stable) SEOP at even higher temperatures with higher buildup rates to be better exploited for the early stage of the of the temperature ramp (improvements in thermal management may also allow for increases in resonant laser flux).
Whoever was in power after the next election, the committee said, should establish independent commissions to examine how pension and savings provisions could be increased, how equity release could be better exploited and how funding for social care could be improved.
As expected, for a larger sample size and a small number of diagnostic tests the type-I error is better exploited.
On the contrary, to transfer huge files it would be better to exploit paths with broad bandwidth, even if available only for a relatively small time period [53].
He said there was a presumption that hydrocarbons existed in large parts of the country and that there must be better sites for exploiting shale gas, rather than sensitive areas such as the countryside around Fernhurst.
Vencl et al. (2005) showed that while specialist tortoise beetle larvae have to deal with more toxic hosts than generalists, they were better at exploiting host chemistry for defensive purposes.
Only once emergent behavior is well understood, it may be exploited for the better.
Nobody is better at exploiting her commercial appeal more than Bündchen herself.
With the exception of perhaps John Woo, no director is better at exploiting interiors than Mr. Boyle.
For instance, in case of long lasting multimedia streams with limited bitrate it is better to exploit low latency and reliable paths.
