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It has been demonstrated that maximum-likelihood (ML) and Max-log a posteriori probability (APP) MIMO detection suffer from a substantial performance loss under the presence of weak transmitter noise, whereas linear ZF receivers are much less affected.

It is demonstrated that maximum displacement damage rate in the CFTM is about 13 dpa/fpy.

Also, it was demonstrated that maximum concentrations of contaminants originating from the ground surface will not necessarily be the highest in the shallow aquifer horizon.

It has been demonstrated that the maximum error could be limited to 11-bit fractional accuracy for a 16-bit computation by appropriate regrouping of the binary fields of the number being processed.

While early investigations discussed long-branch effects as a significant problem for inference with parsimony, it has since been demonstrated that inference by maximum likelihood (ML) and Bayesian approaches can also be subject to long-branch effects [ 7- 9, 14- 20], even when the correct model is specified exactly [ 11, 21].

These two factors, which determine the rate of denaturation, act in opposition to each other as temperature is reduced and it has been demonstrated that the temperature of maximum activity is in the region of -1 to -2°C.

It has been demonstrated that longer lifetimes correlate well with larger maximum intensities [15].

It is demonstrated that the maximum positioning time of this proposed method is 4.65 ms and its maximum positioning failure rate is 5%.

It is demonstrated that the maximum tensile strength (in excess of 2 GPa) and ductility is achieved by the θ-phase and the maximum yield strength is found during the α′ + η → α′ + θ transition.

It is demonstrated that the maximum likelihood model is highly accurate in reservoir performance prediction.

It is demonstrated that the maximum stress per cycle and an apparent residual strain (measured at the instant when the tensile force vanishes under retraction) strongly decrease with temperature.