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While the PT was originally designed for both domestic and export markets, foreign distribution is being held back by a lack of production capacity in Mexico, where all PT's are built, coupled with strong demand in North America.

The system uses a four degree of freedom (4 DOF) pan-tilt-verge stereo camera head (built in-house) coupled with an inexpensive hardware image processor.

The myriad security features now built into passports, coupled with extensive cross-referencing between law enforcement databases, has actually made it easier to acquire a legitimate passport using a fictitious identity — the kind of passport that is hardest to spot as a fraud — than to pass off any kind of fake, according to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

Still, the Armageddon-like build-up, coupled with the knowledge that contract talks could break down at any moment, lent a touch of weirdness to an otherwise typical day.

But the Thiel Fellowship has also fueled a fierce debate about the value of a college education in a changing economy, one where the skills to write software or build a robot, coupled with an outsize dose of ambition and a youthful belief in one's ability to change the world, have the potential to produce fame and fortune in a way that few other professions do.

Since their initial development to current times, most PET scanners were built with scintillation crystals coupled with PMTs.

Changes in the built environment must be coupled with community-based outreach programs to motivate shifts in behavior.

In this case, that means the appropriation of the knowledge built up over generations, coupled with the legal framework to patent seed varieties and punish those who fail to comply.

Other second-order systems can be built with coupled, lumped energy-storage mechanisms, or with dependent sources, which may result in overshoot and ringing in the transient response, provided that damping is not too high.

Here, a practical model built following the Darcy law coupled with a new correlation for compressibility factor assessment is proposed.

This paper explores fundamental system design trade-offs as well as size, power, and bandwidth scaling limits of neural recording systems built from low-power electronics coupled with ultrasonic power delivery and backscatter communication.