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However, these gains rely on institutions, and when the rule of law breaks down (degrading institutions such as property rights, courts, arbitration, and economic exchange), people can no longer rely on impersonal institutions (North 2003).

Also, the simplicity of its implementation leading to fairly important performance gains relies on the novel approach based on splines here presented.

This illustrates that our proposed receiver is able to fully exploit the underlying spatial and multipath diversity gains relying on simple linear processing operations only.

With fewer drivers on the streets the traffic police, who gain rely on income from bribes and fines, are resorting to harsher penalties.

But he acknowledges from time to time that they are stars and that his comedic gain relies on their pain.

An unpopular government pushing ahead with policies that are all pain and no gain, relying on police armed with plastic bullets to deal with young people who complain about it all.

The method by Li and Xiu is of hybrid nature, in the sense that samples of both the surrogate model and the true physical model are used, and its efficiency gain relies on using only very few samples of the true model.

The computation of this spectral gain relies on estimates of the power spectral densities (PSDs) of the interference to be suppressed, i.e., noise and reverberation, as early reflections are often considered to be beneficial both in terms of speech quality [5] and ASR performance [6].

We found that curcumin acts as a strong inhibitor of Glo1, causes depletion of cellular ATP and GSH and thus has a potential impact at cellular metabolism predominantly in cells whose energy gain relies on the glycolytic pathway.

The system is designed to track neutron detector cell gains without relying on the stability of any system components.

The discrepancy between the combined channel gains only relies on fluctuations of the small-scale fading.