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Nevertheless, in order to completely exploit this feature, the operating system must be capable of relocating a task between hardware and software execution domains.

This paper proposes a 3D separable operator (3DSO) which is able to completely exploit the spatial and spectral correlation to sparsify and samples the 3D signal in three dimensions.

This may not only lead to possible confusion in interpreting the images, but more critically may also suggest that the reconstruction algorithm is failing to completely exploit the joint structure of the ensemble.

As a limiting step, anaerobic hydrolysis appears to be one of the most challenging steps to reach a positive economic balance and to completely exploit the potential of microalgae for biogas and fertilizers production.

This may not only lead to possible confusion in interpreting the images, but more critically may also suggest that the reconstruction algorithm is failing to completely exploit the joint structure of the ensemble-the images are in fact constrained to live in a much lower-dimensional set than the algorithm realizes.

Something I didn't fully appreciate until I witnessed them completely exploit two of the tournament's four No. 1 seeds.

The optimization in this work is based on B3LYP [33, 34, 35] 35] exchange correlation which completely exploits sulphide clusters with 6-31G as a basis set.

Moreover, we individuate those that could be winning strategies that have not been completely exploited in the literature, hoping that some of them could be embraced and applied satisfactorily.

However, the indications to PET scan, in head and neck cancer staging, are not completely exploited, compared to its application in restaging, assessment after-surgery, radiotherapy and follow-up.

However, ED applications are still in their infancy and ED-processing potentialities have not been completely exploited probably because of the high specific electromembrane costs or their short lifetime.

Our work completely exploits the observed correlation between the quality of anchors and the linearity of the calibrated path loss model as described in [34] and adds a new, fast, and simple algorithm using the basics not only of the underlying physics (propagation model and multipath fading), but also of linear regression (standard error, confidence, and expectation intervals).