For months, Tombaugh used a device called a blink comparator to pore over scores of photographic plates, hunting for one moving pinprick amid millions of stars.
In 2004, in the case of Back v. Hastings-on-Hudson, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled that a school psychologist who claimed she was denied tenure because she was a mother did not need a comparator to prove she had been unlawfully stereotyped.
We consequently chose QC as the comparator to SIP in our trial.
The structure applies an inverter type comparator to reduce the area.
These results are also forwarded to the temporary register for subsequent operations or to the comparator to check for the convergence of EVD.
The studies included in the meta-analysis should be conducted in patient populations and using interventions, which are relevant to the indication, pharmaceutical and comparator to be assessed.
These results are also forwarded to the temporary register for subsequent operations and to the comparator to check for zero results.
37 trials (n = 721 participants) used a 'placebo alcohol' comparator to determine the effect of alcohol consumption on SDLP (32/37) and SDSP (22/37).
Before and after wear tests, samples were weighted and had their profile designed in an optical comparator to evaluate weight and height loss, respectively.
Eleven trials (n = 205 participants) used a 'no alcohol' comparator to measure the effect of alcohol consumption on SDLP (10/11); few trials assessed SDSP (3/11).
In order to achieve this, we propose a DNA-based algorithm of an n-bit parallel adder and a DNA-based algorithm of an n-bit parallel comparator to formally verify our designed molecular solutions for the subset-sum problem.
