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The maximum utilization rates for the 80% conversion fermentations are lower than those for the 93% conversion fermentations, although all fermentations started with the same substrate loadings (corresponding to equal available substrate surface area).

It's an electric bike maker's nightmare, because for $4,509, it gets 77 miles per gallon, equals available electric motorcycles in performance, has at least double the range and can be "recharged" at any gas station in about a minute.

"I would love to see ethnic barriers abolished and an equal opportunity available to all," she says of her ambitions.

NSF's budget request now pending before Congress would spend $24 million on CREATIV in 2012, with $12 million going into a central director's pot and an equal amount available to NSF's six directorates.

Let V i be individual i's utility: ( {displaystyle begin{array}{l}{V}_i kern0.5em {mathrm{mathbb{R}}}^times {mathrm{mathbb{R}}}^times Imapsto mathrm{mathbb{R}} left({c}_i,g,qright)mapsto {c}_i+{v}_ileft g,qright).end{array}} ) c i  is individual i's private consumption, which is equal to available income.

It is obvious that if the summation of the allocated power under only the interference constraints is lower than or equal the available total power budget, that is, for all, then (35 - 36 35 - 36e the optimal solution for the optimization problem.

Insurance companies must make equal treatment available to those suffering from these conditions.

Second, we propose in the context of a two-alternative forced choice discrimination task, that the subjective decision about the perceived stimulus is achieved by finding the stimulus value that lead to equal FI available for either alternative of the discrimination task ("leftward" versus "rightward" from the upward direction of motion).

need to be fulfilled with being the set of all users; that is, the amount of assigned resources cannot be negative and the sum of all assigned resources equals the available resources.

In uncooperative patients, the combination of faster imaging, data under-sampling and the motion-artifact minimization method may eventually provide spatial resolution and image quality that equals that available using conventional MR sequences in cooperative patients.

On the average, all sensors provide equally valuable data, and should receive an equal fraction of available system rate.