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Casio was clever enough to implement a latch to ensure the back cover and battery never dislodged.

The first one used FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), whereas the second one used a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), showing that both architectures are good enough to implement a real MIMO system.

Self-confidence, achieved through training and support, externally provided enabled health providers in the three cases to feel secure enough to implement a service that was previously unfamiliar to them, and in which they had not been previously trained.

The environment is a 2-dimensional 5660 by 5660 meter continuous space (about 32 km), which is large enough to implement a variety of resource distributions and supports a viably evolving population of about 120 individuals (where our simulations are still fast enough).

Did you learn enough to implement a new exercise plan?

It involves only very simple reactions, but it is powerful enough to implement any finite automaton," says Masami Hagiya, a computer scientist at the University of Tokyo who helped create a nearly automated DNA computer last year (ScienceNOW, 18 May 2000).

Abbas, for his part, may not now be popular enough to implement any deal — even one he is largely responsible for designing.

As shown in this paper, the design is flexible enough to implement all currently known mesh generation algorithms based on Delaunay refinement.

We present a Bayesian approach to the real-time estimation of the size and time of a bioterror attack, from case report data, that is simple enough to implement in a spreadsheet.

But Ribordy adds that the demonstration of the new protocol by Tittel and others is welcome for developing future systems: "The short answer is that it is very interesting although it is not yet mature enough to implement, from a practical point of view".

Progressive alignment methods are efficient enough to implement on a large scale for many (100s to 1000s) sequences.