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From Table 3 it is clear that (i) the computational cost of a direct FIR implementation amounts to tens of millions MAC/s for and becomes prohibitive, in the range of tens of Giga MAC/s, when M grows up to 128; (ii) considering off-chip power output bridges (see Section 3.6) with typical PWM frequencies within 1 MHz, oversampling factors M higher than 8 or 16 should be avoided.

With regard to height, for both genders, stature could be influenced hormonally to become more in the range of the desired sex (Delemarre-van de Waal & Cohen-Kettenis, 2006).

As the particle size decreases, the (dp/dt)max for sweet potato dust will increasingly rise and gradually approach to a stabilized value, but for magnesium dust, the increase of (dp/dt)max becomes pronounced only in the range of smaller particle sizes.

Imaging sensors are a key part of an autonomous car, and the more accurate these become in a range of settings, the better for the eventual sensor fusion that combines data including photographic images, radar and LiDAR sensor info.

The TEC values almost become constant for F10.7 values in the range of 200 to 300.

According to (9), (Q_{1DER}) will become non-zero, and it is in the range of ((Q_{DER}^{ hbox{min} } ;{text{to}}; - Q_{mand}^{A} )).

In other words, if a leader can change at every time instant the followers they seek to directly influence, they become able to drag more opinions in the range of interest defined by the convex hull of the their opinion.

As the time needed by a subject to become conscious of a given stimulus is in the range of tens of milliseconds, the methodology used to determine NCC has to rely on techniques that have a similar time resolution.

Fraundorf et al. (1982) reported that SF tracks in olivine become difficult to detect after pulse heating in the range of 500 600 °C, whereas those in pyroxene can survive pulse heating at 625 °C but disappear after 700 °C.

While the #MeToo movement shined a spotlight on how pervasive sexual harassment has become in a wide range of industries, I believe the problem of inequality and divisiveness is even greater as we consider how people of different races, ages, sexual orientations and physical abilities are treated in our offices and in our communities.

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