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A new image impudence matrix is defined to accommodate the extension of the theory from two- to four-port networks, and a practical realization of the image impedance matrix is presented using the available circuit elements in CMOS technology.

Five fimbrial clusters (Flf-Flf4) and eight conserved domain groups were defined to accommodate the identified fimbriae.

Also relatively small regions were defined to accommodate the fact that SUV values represent average values for tissue extending beyond the defined regions as a result of respiratory motion.

From the two primary TPP characteristics defined to accommodate safe rectal administration three DuoGel™ formulations (IQB3000, IQB3001, and IQB3002) were developed at pH 6.00 and osmolality ⩽400 mmol/kg.

In our case, the maximum DMA burst size is defined to accommodate a whole CIF 4 : 2 : 0 video frame, that is, 38,016 Dwords for each DMA data transfer buffer.

As part of the SPIN project, an XML schema was defined to accommodate different information contained within a pathology report; HMS Scrubber can operate with such an XML schema as well as plain-text documents.

Numerous interfaces and geometric boundary conditions define the confined space to accommodate the busbars and their support elements.

But it seems possible that the positivist position could be interpreted to remove any ascribing of legitimacy to the institutions that define law in order to accommodate the critique of the radical ideology position.

MS data for each sample was collected using such user defined criteria for 144 minutes to accommodate the Nano-LC gradient program.

To this end, the measure FST as defined by Nei [26] was adapted to accommodate the characteristics of the data, namely reads of pools, ascertainment bias against rare variants and sequencing errors.

The interfacial shear velocity defined on the distance function support is introduced to accommodate the asymptotic behaviour of turbulence approaching the interface in a proximity-dependent manner.