For this purpose a comprehensive model that characterizes the performance of a SOA when it is successively driven by two strong pseudorandom binary sequences is applied to simulate the specific module under dual rail switching mode of operation.
As a result, Jews were "successively driven out of a number of professions and economic sectors.
By the autumn of 1810 the Napoleonic Wars had lasted for seven years and the French Navy, over the course of the conflict, had been successively driven from the Atlantic until every French port was watched by a Royal Navy close blockade, ready to attack any French ship which emerged from harbour.
The fighting continued until the end of the month as the Chinese successively drove back elements of ROK 9th Division in the US IX Corps sector and the ROK 1st Division in the US I Corps sector.
The path of the jet is from a fluid surface that is often, but not necessarily constrained by an orifice, through a straight segment of a tapering cone, then through a series of successively smaller electrically driven bending coils, with each bending coil having turns of increasing radius, and finally solidifying into a continuous thin fiber.
Successively larger and faster generations of container ships have driven the development of specific output and upper power limits by low-speed engine designers.
As the time of admixture occurs further back in the past, the peak in wavelet variance shifts toward successively lower wavelet scales, reflecting ever-smaller admixture blocks driven by cumulative recombination along the chromosome.
When drilling in the formation, the scraping-wheel is driven to rotate slowly so that cutters thereon scrape the bottomhole rock successively rather than continuously.
Ports, from the simple physical sea/land interface they once used to be, have successively turned into commerce and industrial centers, then into logistics and distribution platforms, and are now becoming intermodal nodes in international supply chains networks, the efficiency of which now drives trade competitiveness.
