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This is coherent with the nature of voice tremor, that is, instabilities in the voice production system are better noticed when a stable phonation task is performed.
WiMAX traffic exhibits some periodicities which are better noticed if the sampling interval is modified from 15 to 90 min. So, by temporal decimation with a factor of 6, these time series can be transformed in signals with a temporal resolution of 1.5 h.
As most behavioral problems are better noticed through regular observation of behaviors and practices within the family and community, an ethnographic method may offer additional insights.
Since you cannot look at those up close, the doctor may be better equipped to notice melanoma.[30].[30]
It's better to notice how the song repeatedly builds, and that when it goes into the chorus it has the ferocious presence of the most basic rock.
Including the preoccupation with "failure" and doing things "correctly". Now, after many years of practice, I am better about noticing these thoughts as simply that thoughts.
On the other hand, older adults are better at noticing words that don't usually go together.
It's better to be noticed than not noticed.
The affectionate scolding makes Chiron (Alex Hibbert, a first-time actor, who couldn't be better) sit up and take notice; it tells him that he counts.
If you prefer to date someone who can be at your beck and call at a moment's notice you may be better off dating someone from another profession.
