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This enforces the notion of SIMT processing in the GPU since we are performing the same operation over and over across the input data stream - i.e., polyphase filtering over the input data.

The name was specifically chosen to make it the clear central point of the envisioned Germanic empire, and to re-enforce the notion of a united Germanic-Nordic state upon the Germanic peoples of Europe.

On the other hand our findings may enforce the notion that a combination of an ACE inhibitor with a calcium channel blocker is actually beneficial with respect to the development of diabetes and diabetic complications as has been recently suggested by a trial comparing the combination of the third generation manidipine and delapril with delapril monotherapy or placebo [ 34].

The limitations of this method are that it enforces the notion that one of the objects is the best (rather than promoting that a portfolio of objects may be optimal) and that, like conjoint analysis, interactions are rarely explored.

The mean offsets differ in polarity with magnitudes differing by a factor of 2.4, enforcing the notion that the along-track and cross-track components of the measured ion drift need to be handled separately.

To a first approximation these 5′SS mutants show very similar affinities relative to the wild type both in the absence and presence of U1-C, enforcing the notion that 5′SS are selected primarily by U1 snRNA.

Additionally, most sporadic cases of PD occur late in life, enforcing the notion that age, and age-related cellular processes constitute important disease factors.

This observation enforces the notion that TGF β1 and mir-200c serve complementary pathways in EMT induction.

Popular culture enforces the notion relentlessly.

The criteria in (2) is used to enforce the intuitive notion that we expect any sequence to have at least one nonbackground object that is of significant size.

Although some have spoken of Johnson as a "literary dictator," he rejected the role for himself and in general spoke against the notion of enforcing precepts.