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Signal processing plays a major role in designing cognitive wireless networks, especially in spectrum sensing for identifying spectrum opportunities and cognitive spectrum access design for exploiting the identified spectrum opportunities.

The first CTS stage exploits the identified SIGNAL field and an estimate of the channel to improve the symbol timing estimation.

Signal processing plays a major role in designing cognitive wireless networks, especially in spectrum sensing to identify spectrum opportunities and in the design of cognitive spectrum access to exploit the identified spectrum holes.

This study stresses the importance of achieving integration and participation of a variety of actors along the entire bioenergy supply network and highlights the need for cross-sectoral collaboration in order to exploit the identified alternative biomass potentials and thus improve the sustainability impact of bioenergy production.

Thus, exploiting the targets identified by parasitic helminths, which appear to have evolved such homeostatic actions as regulating proinflammatory MyD88 signaling in several cell types including B cells, as a general and safe mechanism to dampen hyperinflammatory responses may provide an alternative blueprint for the development of novel biologic agents or drugs to treat SLE.

While this work bares resemblance to our work, our generative model does not require a fixed bilinear factorization due to a pre-specified rank, while it exploits the subspace identified by the SSA for simultaneous missing past measurement imputation and future predictions.

If the company builds a wind farm that exploits the full identified potential of the plot in Wednesday's auction, it would be enough to replace more than three such coal-fired power plants.

Future studies should find and develop effective practices that exploit the facilitators identified while at the same time address the barriers to self-management NH residents.

Using a supervised interaction inference methodology that exploits the experimentally identified interactions that are known so far, is likely to increase the true positive rate of our analysis when compared to unsupervised methods.

We also have to strenuously object to the assertion, expressed on p. 7 (Authors' note: this refers to the first paragraph of the section titled "Ecological organization of the replicator system"), that the C-catalyst and the A-catalyst are exploiting the same resource (identified as "empty space").

The detection of spectro-temporal regions containing bird tonal vocalisations is based on exploiting the spectral shape to identify sinusoidal components in the short-time spectrum.