Other companies, including AT&T, Coca-Cola, General Motors, McDonald's and Sears, Roebuck, have required their chief executives to own an amount of stock that is at least equal to a multiple of the chief's annual salary, most commonly five times.
With each "stroke," a swimmer moves a distance equal to a multiple of half the typical wavelength of the fermions, they find.
Similar to the single exposure camera in the presence of fluorescent light, the long-exposure time is made equal to a multiple of the fluorescence light period.
The associated volume elements, i.e., all measuresμonΓXw.r.t. which ∇Γand divGamma become dual operators onL2 ΓX; μ), are identified as exactly the mixed Poisson measures with mean measure equal to a multiple of the volume elementdxonX.
We observe that there is no correlation between the subcarrier of reference and other carriers which are spaced from it at a distance equal to a multiple of N p L h.
In our setting, we assume N p (t)=N p,N=N p +N u, and the time interval that we use to estimates the instantaneous arrival rate for the UDP packets to be equal to a multiple Ys of the round trip time, i.e. (xi (t)=y({S^{N}_{u}} t-Y),ldots {S^{N} t-Y}(t-1))).
If fluorescent light is detected in the image, solving the problem of low-frequency intensity flicker and variable coloration occurring in the short exposure periods, the first indispensable step is to make the long exposure time equal to a multiple of the fluorescence light period (e.g., to 1/100 s or 1/120 s, depending on the mains frequency; see Figure 14).
They are retested again each time the subset fragment f i, n exp has grown to a number of simplices n equal to a multiple of 10.
We removed sequences with lengths not equal to a multiple of three, with premature stop codons, or with a continuous string of >3 ambiguous N symbols.
Of 63 indels in protein-coding genes (table 2), 41 have lengths equal to a multiple of three and do not disrupt the reading frame.
