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Quantitative analysis is performed by measuring the sizes of the developed spots, by measuring some physical property of the spots (such as fluorescence), or by removing the spots from the plane and assaying them by another procedure.

It is assumed that the sound pressure on the boundary of this enclosed region (referred to as the Kirchhoff surface) is specified, possibly by another procedure such as solving the full Euler equations.

Therefore, the interferences limit the performance for larger values of E b /N 0. When the performance achieved by the frequency despreading structure is not satisfactory, transceiver performance can be improved by using another procedure for the design the coefficients (F_{k'}^{ k)^), more sophisticated than that in Equation 82.

Another procedure, called by-alignment, is applied afterward to further improve power consumption.

If some patients received verification by sigmoidoscopy instead of another procedure, such as colonoscopy, we scored this item as "no," as there is a risk of missing right sided colitis.

The new technique still requires fetal cells to be obtained either by amniocentesis, in which a long needle is stuck into the womb, or by another invasive procedure called chorionic villus sampling, in which tissue is taken from the placenta.

In succession, H2O was introduced into the chamber for 0.2 s followed by another purging procedure at 1 s.

(hat {lambda }_{{Y}_{mathrm {i}}}[ell ]) will be used to estimate the PSD of the desired speech component Y d by another TCS procedure as depicted in the lower branch of Fig. 1.

TOT was accompanied by another surgical procedure in almost half of the cases which could confound the analysis.

The samples which were crystallized in controlled isothermal conditions had values of R (i.e., 28 50 nm) larger than those found previously for PP crystallized by another cooling procedure (13 18 nm).

Another procedure, developed by Best Rescue Systems of Orlando, Fla., involves a cable-and-pulley system installed on tall buildings that lowers people in a fire-resistant bag at three feet per second.