Figure 4 Average throughput with directive patterns.
A less parsimonious competing hypothesis would be that directive patterning was lost in three lineages (Rough/Eve, Mox, and anthox2) and then became restricted to a single side of the embryo in the Hox/ParaHox lineage.
We demonstrate that the oversteering technique applied to a weakly directive beam pattern can considerably increase the directivity, providing a frequency invariance that is better than those of traditional methods.
The first device is conceived to transform a directive radiation pattern into an isotropic one through a space-stretching.
A directive scattering pattern model with scattering coefficient S = 0.4 and beamwidth α r = 4 has been chosen.
In this paper, we employ a directive antenna pattern in [11], which can ensure more power radiated in the desired directions and decrease the power radiated towards undesired directions, on both the HAP and ground user.
Comparing the mesenterial patterns of the two specimens, we hypothesize that the holotype represents a younger stage than the stalked paratype, with the mesenterial pattern exhibiting a bilateral symmetry with two sets of directives (Figure 4).
"In consideration of aggravating factors and in reference to the IRB's directive on this pattern of offending, he added one one week to the period.
18 Prior to coding, anticipated themes were developed from a literature review comprising MEDLINE and Embase searches, without date or language restriction, using the terms "European Working Time Directive," "EWTD", "working patterns", "working hours" and "rota(s)".
Since 2000 (Department of Health, 2000) cancer care has been the subject of UK government targets to reduce waiting times for diagnosis and treatment (Department of Health, website: www.performance.doh.gov.uk/cancerwaits), the European Working Time Directive has changed patterns of working and general practitioners no longer provide out of hours cover for patients.
