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This choice allows for observing the tradeoff between throughput and fairness.

In addition, Eq. 1 shows that the algorithm also favors the preservation of smaller sequences in the memory, since this choice allows for better scalability due to lower consumption of memory resources.

In this case, we let P ( C ) ∈ C L × R p ( C ), (with R p ( C ) ≥ L ) be a semi-unitary pilot matrix, such that P(C P(C H=I L. In Section 5.4, we will see how this choice allows for a simpler channel estimation at CT. Now, we recall that HT acts as an OFDM receiver during the uplink phase, as explained in Section 4.

This choice allows for more effective use of the numerical aperture of the objective at the cost of half of the axial movement range.

And once we've turned over every stone, we'll know if it's time to change our course and make a new choice, allowing for something new and wonderful to enter our lives.

This choice allowed for the assessment of factors that are potentially indicative of gross cognitive impairment/dementia such as participants' ability to: spell their own name, remember their own birthday, and exhibit an awareness of spatial orientation.

Layers are usually the best choice, allowing for keeping warm or cooling down, as needed.

The fact that both players make reproducible and rational choices allows for the prediction of equilibrium states in 'games' that are played repeatedly over time.

Wales's replacement choices allowed for more flexibility than Italy's and, near the half-hour, Stephen Jones was forced off for treatment to a cut after coming into contact with Mauro Bergamasco's fist and on came Gareth Thomas, back from a four-week suspension.

But in a complicated world of difficult choices, allowing for the necessity of violence in rare instances may be difficult to avoid.

These choices allow for excellent conservation of the constant of motion (Fig. 2 a shows negligible dissipation during a typical 46 ps simulation) and negligible drift in the fictitious kinetic energy of the electrons for simulations of that duration.