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In contrast to the previous squeezing analysis proposed by Rugar and Grutter [9], in which steady-state solutions have been assumed and the minimum R is 1/2, we use time-dependent pumping techniques to prevent X 2 from growing without bound as t → ∞, which should be terminated after the characteristic time t ct = ln QC T V 2/4M eff w 2 d 2 4M eff wd 2/C T V 2, when R achieves its limiting value.
THE panel's previous members resigned or were terminated after the release of Mr. Velella and two co-defendants.
"Paul Stanley and I would have done a service to humanity if we'd been terminated after the first set of demos," Mr. Ezrin joked about himself and the band's lead singer.
When that position was terminated after the empress's death in 1780, Zach moved to Paris, and in 1783 he accompanied Hans Moritz, Graf (count) von Brühl, to London after Brühl was appointed Saxon minister to the British government.
The experiment was terminated after the load reached the peak value and subsequently decreased to 85% of the ultimate load.
Fermentation was terminated after the 3rd day in the LAFFO when the mixture attained a pH value of 4.15 ± 0.04.
The procedure is terminated after the final sample is decrypted and all decrypted samples are reordered (in case of 2D signals), to provide the initial biometrics signal.
Hence, if bitstream1 is terminated after the completion of the step and the target bitstream is started; better utilization of the allocated resources is guaranteed.
Therefore, the diffusion process of all images shown in this paper is terminated after the fourth iteration (t = 4). Figure 18 Average accuracy measures for different numbers of iteration.
Notodden Airport proved to have too few passengers, resulting in the route being terminated after the end of the 1958 season.
Shortly after the announcement, Padres President and CEO Mike Dee tweeted that the Padres have reinstated DJ ArtForm, the "third-party contractor" who was terminated after the incident. .
