Further, incorporating the developed control system in real-world open atmospheric FSOC data link and evaluating its greatest contribution by measuring and analyzing the typical communication parameters are also essential.
Figure 3 shows that in terms of the radioactive emissions from constituents within STPs, the greatest contribution by far was from the β-emitter 40K; and, when detectable, the activities of the other β-emitters (14C, and 3H) were also greater than that of α-emitters.
Thanks to the great contribution by Alexandre Vassiliev and Toni Candeloro, this magnificent exhibition seeks to shed light on some new aspects of the Russian Revolution, highlighting that particular historical moment through the "lens" of fashion, and gathering rare and important examples that express just how important and influential the "Russian style" was throughout the world.
The special issue is wrapped up with a great contribution by Lanza et al. [ 20] from Washington University of Medicine.
FOR a better sense of Naoto Kan's chances as Japan's new prime minister, dwell for a moment on the greatest contribution made by Yukio Hatoyama, his predecessor, during a lifetime dedicated to changing the political order.
"The behavior of a couple of individuals doesn't represent the long history of great contributions by you and by our Asian colleagues," Mr. Leung said.
But there have been great contributions by composers during the last several decades, notably from Witold Lutoslawski, as a new Deutsche Grammophon release makes excitingly clear.
"They are going to make much greater contributions by having made money and then giving it away than most, almost all, scientists," he said, adding that he is drawn to philanthropy as a means of achieving a meaningful legacy.
The greatest contribution has been by Nasa's Cassini probe, which celebrates a decade in orbit around Saturn on 1 July.
However, the greatest contribution was made by the region closer to pubic symphysis (segment 8, mean 4 cm above pubic symphysis), which was the more pronounced along the longitudinal axis of RA (19%).
The overall value of R (0.37) was higher than many other studies of large samples of admissions, perhaps because we were able to study several variables in addition to those which have usually been studied; the greatest contribution was made by legal status, but the contribution of residential mobility and homelessness together was greater than that of diagnosis.
