Sentence examples for gain adjacent from inspiring English sources

Even if Joseph had to give up the Austrian Netherlands, it meant "the barter of an indefensible strategic position and... an economic liability for a great territorial and political gain, adjacent to the monarchy".

We propose an interference model considering a distance-dependent channel gain for adjacent femtocells.   2.

This can be explained by the fact that, due to the high correlation in frequency responses, channel gains of adjacent subcarriers are similar, and consequently, changes in the SNR threshold to adjust multicast gain and multiuser diversity give less effect on the multicast throughput than in the case of independent time slots.

The available channel is assumed to exhibit frequency-selective Rayleigh fading where noticeable correlation between the channel gains of adjacent subcarriers exists.

Based on sequence characteristics of these newly gained introns and adjacent exons, observed events of intron gain are associated with initial DSBs.

But at the other 29 park sites where snowmobiling now takes place, the park service officials said, the only exceptions to the ban on recreational use will apply in limited cases in which snowmobiles would be permitted to cross a small section of park land so that they could gain access to adjacent private or public land where snowmobiling was permitted.

However, it is unclear if the effect of these mycobacterial components is limited to infected macrophages or whether mycobacterial components can gain access to adjacent uninfected macrophages and if so what is the mechanism involved?

These efforts have extended from earlier work emphasizing the essentially static, cost-based advantages gained by the adjacent location of activities linked by flows of materials or semifinished goods to a more recent focus upon the role of proximity in facilitating the circulation of information and ideas between firms.

Short sequence repeats in newly gained introns or adjacent exons were identified using REPFIND (Betley et al. 2002).

Overall, 14/32 (44%%) sample pairs from both studies produced genome-wide evidence of genetic aberrations including HER2 copy number gains within the adjacent normal tissue samples.

Feral swine used livestock rangelands and gained access to adjacent crop fields through gaps formed at the base of the fence by erosion and rooting.