For example, the acknowledgment section of papers featuring in UKPMC are now fully searchable, and in January 2009, Thomson Reuters introduced a facility to view and search acknowledgment information on papers held in the Web of Science database.
For example, the kitchen.
This for the acknowledgments page, which acknowledged more of my life than she wanted.
Methods to achieve resiliency against such attacks are ideally the domain of the physical and link layer algorithms, for example, spreading algorithms and acknowledgment-retransmission algorithms, amongst other measures.
For example, in the MIARS coding system, provider behaviors in response to patient cues of emotional concerns include acknowledgment, exploration, and/or distancing behaviors.
The situation that prompts worship thus calls for change or for the acknowledgment of change.
However, the data transmission protocols based on traditional acknowledgments, for example, ARQ, are not suitable for UWASN [4-6] because their acknowledgment packets not only prolong the transmission delay but also waste lots of limited bandwidth.
In 2010-11 Scotland's GDP was £145 billion ($225 billion) including a geographical share of North Sea oil and gas, around 10% of Britain's, with 8.4% of the population.Historically Scotland has received bigger grants per head from central government than Wales, for example—in part a tacit acknowledgment that it contributes handsomely to oil revenues, which in 2010-11 amountod to £8.8 billion.
where the second term is the slots for acknowledgments as for the sequential scheme since the acknowledgments are still sent sequentially by all readers.
