Further, little additional, relevant material was identified through communication with a number of leading analysts—except, for example, books by Grindle (2002) and Nelson (2004).
The norm bound of steering vector error is set as ε WCB =1.1×ε 0, which is suggested by Jian Li [20], excepted for examples 1 and 5. DLWCB: The diagonal loading approach of WCB, which is proposed in [23].
Illinois's rules are tougher than most states' -- except, for example, places like Florida, where all it takes is a filing fee to get on the ballot.
The DOA uncertainty range of desired signal is θ W =8∘. The actual norm bound of the error between a S and ({{hat {mathbf {a}}}_{S}}) is calculated by ({{varepsilon }_{0}}=underset {phi }{mathop {min }},left | {{mathbf {a}}_{S}}-{{{hat {mathbf {a}}}}_{S}}{{e}^{jphi }} right |). 1000 runs are performed except for example 2. The number of snapshots is 200 except for example 6.
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Fashion has always been a bricks and mortar situation – except, for example, LL Bean catalogs, but that's not fashion – and this is changing that equation by allowing homebodies the chance to pick up some (trendy) flannel.
For HLA, the populations speaking languages of these three linguistic phyla are related genetically to each other and generally exhibit a low level of internal diversity (except, for example, Thai and Kinh) (Di and Sanchez-Mazas 2011).
The norm bound of steering vector error is set as ε DLWCB =1.1×ε 0, except for example 5. IWCB: The iterative implementation of worst-case performance optimization-based beamformer [26].
Conversely, except for example given in Figure 1, example d., power estimates were greater than 80% for tested OR K ≥ 12, for all the tested hypotheses.
The shift from traditional methods (normally based on morphological analysis) to molecular approaches is argued to be an advantage because most traditional analyses are very limited in their taxonomic resolution (except, for example, those based on culled remains).
