At the receiver, SI is combatted by application of a linear Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE) receiver, cf. [44].
Besides delayed ambulance response times, which the village has proposed to combat by installing a mechanism in the vehicle to control traffic lights, the village will face a potential problem in coming months when it upgrades its firehouse on Ashford Avenue just east of Route 9A, Mr. Abate said.
To effectively combat invasion by a great variety of microbial pathogens, plants have evolved sophisticated strategies to monitor microbial populations and efficiently adapt to changes in their complex hostile environment.
The atomic bomb, a generation later, multiplied the horror of combat by a million.
Polling that shows Americans favor women in combat by a 2-to-1 margin is evidence only of the power of misinformation.
Pravda's report on Mr. Medvedev's cat taking over as first pet from former president Vladimir Putin's dog noted that Mr. Medvedev's pet is a "a castrated tomcat" named Dorofei, and featured the story of his defeat in claw-to-claw combat by a cat owned by the former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 - An Army sent into combat by a democracy cannot act like one, and so members of a reservist platoon in Iraq who refused to join a dangerous convoy have little legal defense, experts in military law and retired officers said Saturday.
BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "The news that Charlie Shreck had been rendered hors de combat by a bad back was a huge blow to the Foxes, and rendered their efforts in bowling out Gloucestershire for 260 all the more admirable.
My service in war was one of the longest continuous tours of combat by a physician since World War II.
The British fleet did not lose a single ship, but the cost of the victory was severe: Lord Nelson, victor of four major battles in the previous eight years, had been killed at the height of the combat by a musket ball.
