We assume that the PBCH, reference, and synchronization signals are transmitted with a constant power, so that they can achieve coverage of the complete intended cell site.
A written informed consent was obtained from all remaining 37 cases and they all went through their complete intended assessments.
In addition, when not carefully checked that the complete intended expression is used, the search interface truncates the expression after 256 characters without warning and might leave a short meaningless phrase or term that increases the number of false positive results.
Katz of the Southern District of New York, effectively restarts a process that the Food and Drug Administration began 35 years ago, but never completed, intended to prevent penicillin and tetracycline, widely used antibiotics, from losing their effectiveness in humans because of their bulk use in animal feed to promote growth in chickens, pigs and cattle.
In 2011, a 2300 km fibre-optic telecommunications network was completed, intended to provide broadband services and facilitate electronic commerce.
Suppose a beginning student intends to earn a doctoral degree and believes that, when the dissertation is completed, intending to submit the final paperwork is necessary for earning the degree.
Following the test, drivers will complete surveys intended to gauge acceptance.
On the day of the reopening, he announced that although the renovation was now complete, he intended to continue the newsletter in the interests of "mutual understanding".
While Dom and Deb (Tom Lipinski and Adelaide Clemens) complete questionnaires intended to test compatibility ("Do you always squeeze the toothpaste from the bottom?"), friends and family yammer nonstop about their variously shambolic relationships.
Finally, we also present a complete benchmark intended to validate Boolean algorithms under relevant and challenging scenarios, and we successfully ascertain both our algorithm and implementation with it.
Words he used, such as "coherence," "whole," "integration," and "complete," were intended to have meaning consistent with his pragmatic empiricism and did not by themselves indicate a commitment to idealism.
