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Thus, when non-essential network services are omitted from devices with low resources, the remaining network services can still interpret the received packets.

In this case we can still interpret our estimates in Table 1 as a weighted average of wage gaps that vary across different locations.

(5) Even if not useful for computations, one can still interpret the exact sequence as an exact sequence for the fundamental groups of a tower of covering spaces, using the standard construction for equivariant cohomology that we shall discuss later.

This suggests that even if infants fail to make anticipatory saccades when they observe a mechanical claw approaching a target object, they can still interpret these actions as target related.

I think the authors can still interpret their results in the context of forward/inverse models, but I strongly recommend that they save this interpretation for the Discussion, tone it down a bit and address the limitations.

It turns out the directional short-time Fourier transform can be canonically defined with (2.10) for distributions (fin mathcal{D}'_{L^{1}}(mathbb{R}^{n})), because the test function ({g }_{u,b,a }inmathcal{D}_{L^{infty}}(mathbb{R}^{n})) and thus the integral formula can be still interpreted in the sense of Schwartz integrable distributions [7], p.203.

Among these successful cases (CF≤50), the retrieved optical depth can still be interpreted as the total column optical depth, though the correlation coefficient is decreased in comparison with the one-layer aerosol cases.

The other question, "Why should I do moral acts?", can still be interpreted in different ways, including "Why should I do acts that are morally good?" or "Why should I do acts that are morally required?" These questions are distinct if some acts, such as giving to a particular charity, are morally good but not morally required.

He argues that footage can still be interpreted in different ways by different people, but that this reason alone cannot be a deterrent in trying out the technology on all police.

The "selection" effect could also occur locally, which, according to theory [7], [59], can still be interpreted as (regional) complementarity in heterogeneous environments.

The shifted vibrational modes can still be interpreted analogously to the complementary raw spectral data.