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He declared that the ECB would do "whatever it takes" to protect the euro and backed it up by introducing the so-called Open Market Transactions.

Coding gain is obtained by introducing the so-called modulation diversity in the signal set, which results in a particular type of bandwidth efficient diversity technique.

Upon establishing the state-space formulism for each layer, a special but direct treatment of the interfacial conditions is made by introducing the so-called interfacial transfer matrix to facilitate the global analysis.

E. Recami (1978) tried to avoid the idea that tachyons could move backwards in time by introducing the so-called reinterpretation principle according to which all negative energy tachyons should be interpreted as if they have positive energy and move forward in time.

Let us first start by introducing the so-called interpolation filter, which operates with some arbitrary input signal u[m], whose rate has been increased by a factor B, and provides an output signal y[m] after convolution with a FIR filter g[m].

In the first place, von Kempelen approached these questions by introducing the so-called "chess-turk" in 1769.

The dissenting states on Thursday canceled plans to demonstrate a modular version of Windows after it became clear they had annoyed the judge by introducing the material so late in the case that it would have vastly lengthened the proceedings.

We do so by introducing the notion of generalized mechanism.

We do so by introducing the notion of constrained distributive Lindahl equilibrium.

The twist was that it was going to do so by introducing the eventual pair only at the stage – gasp! – of the aisle.

It does so by introducing the concept of a cell (Fig. 1).