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We described a method for deriving equipment impairment factors and packet-loss robustness factors for wideband speech codecs.

A vorticity form of mean mechanical energy equation is derived in equipments with inlets and outlets, which establishes a relation between the mean mechanical energy losses and flow parameters such as vorticity, Reynolds stress, etc.

Considering the long-term prognosis, ulcers deriving from equipment are easier to relieve and must be expected to heel faster.

The instrumental methodology for deriving wideband equipment impairment factors follows the same principle already used in the corresponding auditory procedure [13].

Police helicopters are deployed in troubled American cities, such as New Orleans, with a mindset and equipment derived from the wars in Iraq.

Cisco Systems, the world's largest maker of data networking equipment, derived 29percentt of its bookings from Europe for the quarter ended in April.

"Fortunately," he fantasizes, "I'm carrying my battery-powered rebreather, a technology derived from scuba equipment and paid for and refined by the final tobacco-industry settlements with the federal government in 2003".

The designed coaxial needle included the error 1 N that is derived from experiment equipment.

The estimation error included the error 1 N that is derived from experiment equipment.

Nagato was initially fitted with a Type 13 fire-control system derived from Vickers equipment received during World War I, but this was replaced by an improved Type 14 system around 1925.

They were initially fitted with a Type 13 fire-control system derived from Vickers equipment received during World War I, but this was replaced by an improved Type 14 system around 1925.