Separately, although on a related subject, some readers objected to the large photograph of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev used with a strong Sunday front-page profile of him – and criticized the prominence of the article itself, saying that both the photo and the display gave harmful attention to the suspected killer, thus encouraging others.
For example, environmental decomposition of carbaryl (1-naphthyl-n-methylcarbamate), which is widely used as an insecticide, gives 1-naphthol [3], whereas common azo dyes give harmful pollutant amino-2-naphthol [4].
If the STa gives harmful interference to the STb' nearest PRb, then D ST a, PR a SC 1 is not the shortest distance to the nearby PR on channel j around the STa.
Also to solve the effluent problem, the large quantity of water may be absolutely reused for the other streams/waste facilities and it will not give harmful effects to the environment.
The available spectrum bands are divided into a set of orthogonal channels by using OFDM modulation scheme, so that from the total N orthogonal sub-channels each cognitive transceiver can opportunistically transmit data using any available sub-channel that does not give harmful interference to primary systems.
While many people choose to give harmful things up for Lent, you could use the season to help you build good habits.
Be skeptical about people trying to help you change for the better, as sometimes they can give harmful or useless methods (or may even be using you for money or benefits).
Governments can do this by increasing tax to GDP ratios, and one of the easiest ways to do this is to stop giving away harmful tax incentives.
The aim is to avoid giving potentially harmful therapies to patients for whom benefit from the therapy is considered unlikely.
The outcome of the programme was to mobilize communities and have them publicly declare that they were giving up harmful practices.
