Continuous veno-venous hemofiltration therapy did not improve survival in both settings of hemofiltration (analyzed by log rank; sham vs. CVVH, p = 0.49; sham vs. HVHF, p = 0.33).
Continuous veno-venous hemofiltration therapy did not improve neurological function at 7 h after resuscitation in both settings of hemofiltration (analyzed by ANOVA p = 0.135).
The global parameters are mainly represented by the settings of both systems' PHY, such as modulation used in DVB-T2-Lite, inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) size, and the Forward Error Correction (FEC) code rate of both systems.
"A Mirror on Which to Dwell," a setting of Elizabeth Bishop poems from 1975, was followed by "Syringa," settings of John Ashbery, in 1978, and "In Sleep, in Thunder," settings of Robert Lowell, in 1981.
In this recording that presence is felt in a treatment of Hebrew themes by Prokofiev, settings of Yiddish poems by Shostakovich and a rhapsody by a Russian-Jewish composer, Sergei Slonimsky.
The society's next program, scheduled on May 6, will be devoted to what Mr. Vernon calls "choral songs anchored by three settings of Shakespearean texts".
He found his way in, though, by framing settings of poems by Sara Teasdale that offer rather sunny takes on love, with settings of a Philip Larkin poem about frustrated love and an E. E. Cummings poem about the aching loss of love.
In Bogenstrich, for baritone (Roderick Williams), piano (Till Fellner) and cello, three thematically connected movements for cello and piano – one a song without words – are framed by two settings of the same Love Song by Rilke.
Robust process optimization seeks to reduce the effects of such variation by identifying settings of the adjustable factors that makes the process less sensitive to the variations.
The manifold of MHS schemes considered here is defined by arbitrary settings of sampling phases ('primary phase shifts') and amplitudes of the two interferograms.
