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Mr Major also recommended that the families of the victims be further compensated for their suffering.

Mr. Schick, whose salary in the state job is $213,000, will not be further compensated; Mr. Emil's annual salary will be $185,000.

In addition, the cepstral features derived from the MSE-processed spectrum can be further compensated using any cepstral-domain robustness techniques such as MVN, MVA, and HEQ to achieve further improvements in recognition performance, which will be shown in Section 'Experimental results and discussions'.  .

After estimating the camera motion parameters (e.g., pan, tilt, zoom, rotation), the above refined MV can be further compensated as M V H S = M V H C − Δ H and M V V S = M V V C − Δ V (3).

Thus, remaining differences between sample and standard can be further compensated for, enhancing the quality of LA-ICP-MS analysis.

The weaker interface may be further compensated by hydrogen bonding between the well-conserved Gln51 residues symmetrically located between the two subunits and observed only in the bound form.

"It more than pays for the groceries," said Mr. Dunn, who added that they are further compensated by readers who may give them delicacies like fresh avocados and Hawaiian ginger syrup.

Hip motion limitation in the sagittal plane was further compensated by an increased pelvic tilt.

In [24], the EV aggregator and the TCL aggregator were established separately to provide frequency response service to the power grid, and the control signal was first responded by the EV aggregator and then the remaining unbalanced power was further compensated by the TCL aggregator.

Moreover, other than facilitating accurate timing, this highly strong single-frequency component can be easily extracted from received signals by using a simple PLL, so that the recovered energy can be further collected to compensate energy consumption in receivers [18].

With the suitable introduction of stress-induced thin coating, such as silicon nitride contact etch stop layer (CESL), the electron mobility of devices can be further enhanced to compensate for the significant degeneration of lattice-mismatched stress resulting from rigorous dimensional shrinkage.