It is believed that solving the target detection through foliage environment will significantly benefit sense-through-wall and many other subsurface sensing problems.
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By removing the 10% material benefit [with Sense of Promise] we're catering solely to the consumption of beliefs".
These researches significantly benefit the sense-through-wall and other subsurface sensing problems [9], which has become asymmetric threats in current and future military operational environments.
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Curtailing jobless benefits makes sense once hiring is clearly on the rebound, which is not yet the case.
The tax credit system and other in-work benefits make sense if there are only a few low-paid jobs, in fairly exceptional circumstances, requiring top-ups.
Through Gift Aid it is possible to make gifts of cash, of stocks and shares, and even land while you are still alive, and get both the financial benefits and sense of personal reward from doing so.
The idea that chocolate may have some health benefits makes sense, says Joe Vinson, a chemist at the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania.
This interface can be further cleaned by calcination to remove surfactants and other surface ligands (Fig. 3g), and thus benefit gas sensing.
Consumers of organic spelt food products claim health benefits or sense of well-being from their consumption as opposed to consumption of common wheat products.
