Sentence examples for fsr it from inspiring English sources

If we use the netted FSR, it is not difficult to solve the ambiguity problem of crossing position.

Whilst the absence of range resolution is an apparent drawback of FSR, it does however give rise to a non-fluctuating target signal, even for highly manoeuvrable targets.

What do FSR and its members have to hide?

The FPC has also said it will use its half-yearly financial stability report (FSR) to set out its review of the policy measures announced in June 2014 "to insure against the risk of a marked loosening in underwriting standards and a significant rise in the number of vulnerable households".

The former affects the FSR; however, in that temperature it is negligible, less than pico-meter change.

Feeding had no effect on the FSR in women but increased (P<0.01) it in men to values similar to those in women (Figure 1).

It has been proposed that the GelE and SprE proteases contribute to virulence by degrading infected tissue [93], and it is possible that fsr expression is more pronounced in colonized organs.

It should be mentioned that performance of FSR mode does not depend on the particular PCL signal modulation scheme and, therefore will not influence FSR signal processing complexity, implying that any available transmitter of opportunity could be used for forward scatter concept to passive coherent location (FS PCL) systems.

After all the speculation in the run-up to the release of the FSR, the Bank is now open to the accusation that it has bottled it.

It is also shown that in FSR the very low Doppler frequencies corresponding to the 'dead zone' (narrow FS lobe) can be measured and target Doppler signature can be used for detection.

It was observed that the tropocollagen FSR generally decreased after UVB irradiation and that some amino acid mixtures, such as BCAA + Arg + Gln, BCAA + Gln, BCAA + Gln + Pro, and a mixture of essential amino acids significantly increased the tropocollagen FSR in UV-irradiated mice.