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This curve is obtained by solving DSM design (8) with t n = 1, n ∈ N, and for decreasing target rates Rn,target, n ∈ N, i.e., Rn,target= ω × R0, nwith ω = 1, 0.9,..., 0.1, 0. One can, for instance, observe a data rate performance of 85% while saving 50% of power.

In Napoleon Crossing the Alps with Magic Wand, for instance, observe Jacques-Louis David's muse summitting on his stead, arm and silicone-tipped scepter raised triumphantly to the sky.

For instance, observe the increase in cleaved Caspase3 and phopho-JNK between the two controls on either end of the blot.

A good technique to identify kinesogenic involuntary movements is to for instance observe the writing of the patients; an individual with a myclonic dystonia will need to steady the pen-holding hand with the other to avoid shock-like movements affecting the manoeuvre.

In addition, testing other secondary outcomes based on the proposed larger sample size will allow us to address unanswered questions remaining from our previous studies, for instance, observed benefit dependent on instructors themselves and whether such observed benefit can be generalized to other populations.

This remarkable property is, for instance, observed in many soft materials with micro-structures such as sponges and polymeric foams with high porosities.

Weber, for instance, observed: "since Nietzsche, we realize that something can be beautiful, not only in spite of the aspect in which it is not good, but rather in that very aspect" [Weber 1919/1946, 148].

For instance, observing relatively high values on the initial measurement can inform researchers that the current campus climate on a particular issue is highly positive; given this observation, efforts to significantly increase perceptions may be difficult due to ceiling effects.

It is, for instance, observed that the exceptional status of an object A with respect to some default is more likely to spread to other objects if they share properties with A that may play a role in explaining the exceptional status.

His personality was often described by others as mirroring his playing: Leonard Feather, for instance, observed in 1990 that Farmer was "mellow, relaxed and gentle".

(The duration and seasonality of the studies involved may also have contributed to low group size estimates and community ranges. A study at the Betampona Reserve, for instance, observed monogamous pairs with two to five infants maintaining ranges of 16-43 ha).