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Our goal is to better understand the fundamental limits of idealized multipath exploitation in the context of single sensor systems and to analytically discuss the system performance with practical considerations including for example, the roughness of walls and the presence of clutter.

Environmentalists demanded the province "immediately halt oil exploitation in the context of the global ecological crisis," an urgent message that echoes a recent Nature study which found two thirds of currently exploitable fossil fuels and up to 85percentt of the Alberta tar sands need to remain in the soil.

In addition, a few highly-publicized controversies have led to greater attention to the potential for exploitation in the context of international collaborative research.

For more advanced exploitation of predictive microbiology in the context of hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP) and risk analysis studies, stochastic models should be developed.

Also, we wanted to present a guideline for the successful exploitation of stochastic information in the context of the DSDARP.

In this work, the possible exploitation of fiber-reinforced composites in the context of maritime transportation of compressed natural gas (CNG) is investigated.

The solution to a design problem is extracted through the exploitation of the design knowledge in the context of a space of solution alternatives.

Moreover, our results disclosing that purinerigic stimulation per se can regulate miRNAs in brain microglia will encourage the exploitation of purinergic-regulated miRNAs in the context of ALS and additional neuroinflammatory diseases.

The intention to create African biorepositories seems to be a partial response to concerns about sample export and exploitation which have been raised in the context of genomic research [ 14- 16].

However, the full exploitation and optimization of FBMC techniques in the context of radio evolution, such as dynamic access, as well as their combination with MIMO techniques, have not been considered sufficiently.

The stability of predator prey models, in the context of exploitation of renewable resources, subject to threshold policies (TP) is studied in this paper using the idea of backstepping and control Liapunov functions (CLF) well known in control theory, as well as the concept of virtual equilibria.