The BER results show that the performance of our scheme is good for 10 Gbps system for downstream transmission as it accommodates 64 ONUs.
In the second method, if PWMSCAN predicts a TFBS T anywhere in the promoter region of G's ortholog in S, then we set T as conserved between human and S. We refer to this method as Turnover because it accommodates for the possibility of binding site turnover[17].
GEE analysis does not require a balanced design (i.e., observations at all measurements for each participant), and it accommodates correlated errors due to repeated measures.
The disadvantage of using Asian-grown hair, he said, is that "it is black or very dark brown and very straight, and in order for it to accommodate all the different varieties here in America, that hair then has to be stripped in color, then dyed, then permed because not everybody here has bone-straight hair".
"However, whilst it does have some current spare capacity, there is no practical way for it to accommodate the 146,000 passengers carried by Flybe in 2012 without expanding its own services.
And, as technology evolves, we shift with it -- finding ways for it to accommodate who we are and who we want to become.
There will be scrutiny of the detail of the incoming government's plans for education - to see how it accommodates the views of the two parties in this coalition.
She attracted men, many of whom liked Peking for the way it accommodated their peculiar tastes.The formal investigation into Pamela's death was buried, first by the perpetrators, then the Chinese and British authorities and lastly in the chaos of a protracted war.
The air core coil windings allowed a spatial-cross-arrangement of the components, enabling the actuator to be sufficiently compact for it to be accommodated in the machining head of a laser beam machining tool.
The difference between the two is whether a condensing molecule needs to be absorbed to the particle bulk (bulk accommodation) for it to be considered accommodated or if it is sufficient to consider surface adsorption.
