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Although the discussed effect is for most of the UT1 experiments smaller than the formal error of the estimates, it is important to consider station clock offsets properly in next-generation VLBI systems, which are expected to improve accuracy of results by about one order of magnitude.

Mr. Abe also has taken a potentially explosive position on the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands, saying he would consider stationing Coast Guard personnel on the currently uninhabited islands to improve security.

On Sunday Japan elected Shinzo Abe as Prime Minister in a landslide victory for his Liberal Democratic Party, whose "manifesto maintains Japan should step up control over the disputed islands and consider stationing officials there permanently".

The density function of S r) is given as: (32)In the other case, we consider stations deployed uniformly in a plane (Array2).

If we consider stations, kilometres of lanes, lines and number of users, BRT systems of Bogota, Curitiba and Porto Alegre again are the most popular (Fig. 5).

Do not consider stations within transmission range of station i for modeling its throughput assuming that RTS/CTS mechanism worked to set the network allocation vectors of stations within transmission range.

Unlike the reference model, our throughput model can clearly differentiate between interference from transmission and carrier sense range using the following: i Do not consider stations within transmission range of station i for modeling its throughput assuming that RTS/CTS mechanism worked to set the network allocation vectors of stations within transmission range.

Deer will also be scared off by the presence of dogs, so consider stationing your dog in a kennel near your garden overnight.

This aspect could be really interesting since classification of railway stations is a powerful tool for strategic transport and land use planning, considering station in terms of node -the connectedness with other places- and urban place-possible activities around the station (Reusser et al. 2007).

Israel, viewed by Cypriots as a potential bulwark against Turkey, has denied reports that it is considering stationing war planes on Cyprus.

U.S. participants stated the USG understanding that this should not be an issue, as the Saudis are considering stationing new Typhoon aircraft at Tabuk.