We compare the performance of QUATTRO to that of SMAC, which is one of the first protocols designed specifically for WSN and which, precisely because of its pioneering role, has become a protocol of reference in sensor networks.
Perhaps his most enduring achievement, though, was the so-called potato computer — developed for McDonald 'sby a former electrical engineer for Motorola named Louis Martino — which precisely calibrated the optimal cooking time for a batch of fries.
What has changed in recent years is the number of alternative modes of distribution — none of which are as lucrative as those that reach the largest markets, but which, precisely for that reason, allow filmmakers to take remarkable chances.
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The paper describes an application of a recently introduced methodology for modeling of a class of nonlinear systems — Higher-Order Sinusoidal Input Describing Function technique (HOSIDF) — to a motion control platform for which a precisely controlled motion at low velocity is required.
His adversaries respond that he probably doesn't mean what he says, a position for which there is precisely no evidence.
In 1971, organic agriculture was in its infancy -- a few hundred scattered amateurs learning by trial and error how to grow food without chemicals, an ad hoc grass-roots R. & D. effort for which there was precisely no institutional support.
There is a family LE of commutative subspace lattices for which Alg LE ∩K(H ≠0 precisely when E is a set of multiplicity in the sense of harmonic analysis.
Cells (i) for which there are precisely localized "on" and "off" subregions with (ii) spatial summation within each subregion, (iii) spatial antagonism between on- and off-subregions, and (iv) whose visual responses to stationary or moving spots can be predicted from the spatial subregions are referred to as simple cells (Hubel and Wiesel 1959, 1962).
It was supposed to be a team-building exercise, but precisely for which team wasn't exactly clear.
