In summary, the adjustable slope-compensating device will be useful to control the TDFAs under the various circumstantial changes.
This paper presents the unique behavior of thulium doped fiber amplifiers (TDFAs) under circumstantial changes in the multi-wavelength photonic networking systems, namely in the span loss, the channel count, and the environmental temperature.
The fact that emotional well-being doesn't continue to rise along with income beyond $75,000 might be evidence of a phenomenon known as "hedonic adaptation," which explains how and why we quickly become accustomed to circumstantial changes and return to a baseline of happiness.
Cognizant that the full potential of cogen may not be realized given the circumstantial conditions, the changes made in teaching and learning may not be completely "transformative".
However, this chemical parameter only provides circumstantial evidence of changes in the physical properties of the lipid matrix.
In the above discussion we have furnished limited circumstantial evidence that changes in basal ganglia activity in each of the major frequency bands can be physiological but whether the degree of reactivity is similar to that occurring under physiological situations remains entirely presumptive.
Most of the evidence of past climatic change is circumstantial, so paleoclimatology involves a great deal of investigative work.
Second, autopsies of septic patients provide circumstantial evidence that histological changes can be related to heart ischemia.
In the absence of randomised controlled trials to specifically address this question, the contemporaneous changes provide circumstantial evidence of the impact of planned deliveries.
Whereas the genetic class is assumed to be stable over time, circumstantial factors are susceptible to change but exert only a small effect.
The reasons for agricultural terrace abandonment and/or reconstruction are uncertain, with only circumstantial evidence for climatically induced agricultural change.
