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However, the stability of this feedback loop is affected by adding the long delay caused by the forward and reverse wireless link.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson impressed at the British Indoor Championships by adding the long jump title to the high jump gold she had won on Saturday.
Final monthly rainfall simulation is conducted by adding the scaled climatology (long term average of a climate variable) on top of the simulated monthly anomalies and performing an inverse power transformation.
In the first case, vicariance is favoured when incorporating area connectivity through time (TS) but dispersal is recovered by adding the parameter j (founder-event or long-distance dispersal speciation).
The complete feature vector is created by adding to the long-term features the mean, variance, skewness and kurtosis of all frame-based features and therefore creating a 313-element vector.
However, adding a CNF or CNT modified resin interlayer significantly increased the fracture toughness, with the highest improvement over the baseline material achieved by adding long GPS-CNTs in the interlayer (79% and 91% for mode I and mode II onset toughness, respectively).
In his debut ready-to-wear collection for the august French house Hermès, he sliced and stretched the iconic carryall into the new Shoulder B. Ever the maverick, he also shrunk the revered Kelly down to evening-bag size and turned the sleek Trim bag into a haute hippie's idea of heaven by adding long fringe to the bottom.
Commercials were net-short and reduced the position by adding gross longs and cutting gross shorts.
With the aim of magnifying the voltage variability at the output terminals of the inverter under study, the impedance between the inverter AC output and the grid is enlarged by adding 100 m long and 10 mm2 cross-sectional area cable.
If this cannot be achieved by a transverse form suited to the service, such as that of a sailing yacht with a deep fin keel, it is accomplished by adding long fins on each side in the form of roll-resisting or bilge keels.
