For instance, E# returns F, while A# remains A# (i.e., does not take into account that B- is more common than A#).
Vowels carrying lexical stress are marked by bracketing, for instance (E:).
The environment constraints: since a CR is a wireless device that operates in a surrounding communicating environment, it shall respect its rules: those imposed by regulation for instance (e.g., allocated frequency bands, tolerated interference, etc).
For instance, E may be the set of metabolites in a particular subcellular compartment or tissue.
Modern sequencing instruments, for instance (e.g. [ 2453- 2457]) are generating quality data at truly enormous rates [ 2458], and innovative but computationally demanding algorithms are required to deal with them (e.g. [ 2459]).
Hence, the face-selective responses obtained in previous studies could be due to systematic differences between categories in terms of a homogenous stimulus, such as contour for instance (e.g., all round faces vs rectangular pictures of cars).
I'm talking about consciously not mentioning sensitive information in e-mails--for instance, e-mails to that mate of yours who works in a lab that collaborates with your main competitors.
Nowadays, a large number of important services – for instance e-commerce, healthcare and many others – depend on the availability of the underlying network.
For instance, e-commerce is an extension of the regular goods market, which is in the trillions.
Services with these characteristics are for instance e-mail, SMS, ftp, ATM-related data, among others.
