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Emission of nitrogen oxides can be greatly diminished by low operating temperatures and high energy efficiency can be attained by stable combustion of lean fuels.

Results show that larger thrust and efficiency can be attained if the feathered-to-broadside rotation is started right after the beginning of the power stroke and the broadside-to-feathered rotation is finished right before the end of the power stroke.

As a result, both kinds of users can coexist and a higher level of total spectral efficiency can be attained.

Bos and Nugteren (1990) estimate that optimum efficiency can be attained if the size of the rotational unit lies between 70 and 300 ha.

It has been conjectured that, without compromising the QT assessment, increased efficiency can be attained by collecting the same quality QT data in single ascending dose (SAD) and multiple ascending dose (MAD) first in human studies.

A profound insight of the performance to transmission efficiency tradeoff can be attained by Figures 5 and 6 where the symbol error rate (SER) performance and transmission efficiency are shown for increasing values of, respectively.

Such options may need to be considered when trying to treat geographically dispersed individuals so that efficiencies in treatment can be attained.

Note that the maximum spectral efficiency of 15 bps/Hz can be attained only using spatial multiplexing with four layers.

For MIMO in slow fading channels, it is shown by this paper that higher number of antennas, results in a higher energy efficiency optimal value of the system can be attained.

For example, the absorption peak in Fig. 4 e) shows that absorption efficiency exceeding 90% of its peak value can be attained for R1 = (48 ± 4) nm and R2 = (57 ± 4.5) nm.

This study adds another piece to the puzzle of the heterogeneous chemical modifications that can be attained to enhance the silencing efficiency of siRNAs.