Our architecture does not require any modification to the IEEE 802.11 MAC and can be readily deployed exploiting off-the-shelf hardware.
The possibility of exploiting off-the-shelf GPS devices, in the contest of a composite multi-sensor localization, is currently being investigated within the framework of the ALARP project [9], where it is required to accurately localize workers in railway worksites.
I read about his legendary -- heroic -- exploits off the diamond, too.
There was space to exploit off Roman Neustädter, who was technically German 12 days ago and looked out of his depth at times, with the England captain spraying passes, both short and long, at will as if offering up his very own impression of Paul Scholes.
It requires a lot of hoop-jumping to pull this specific exploit off, too.
In an attempt to unify these imaging approaches, we refer to them collectively as "localization microscopy" methods based on the localization of molecules in a densely labeled sample by exploiting on-off transitions.
The bill provides safeguards and is paid for by closing tax loopholes exploited by off-shore corporations.
I subscribed to the view that it was tantamount to slave culture – the better-off exploiting the less well-off.
China would be better off exploiting these advantages rather than trying to build the next Silicon Valley.Of productivity and powerThere is striking evidence that state-owned companies are not only less innovative but also less productive than their private competitors.
Reduced prey availability led to lengthening of the lactation period (4 to > 12 months) and otariid seals began exploiting resources farther off shore, increasing the duration but reducing frequency of foraging trips during lactation.
Mr Ávila hopes that more effective, and swifter, patent protection and a 2004 law granting universities greater rights to exploit spin-offs from publicly funded research will mean that innovation will now bear more fruit.
