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Hence quite different and independent controllers for the training and targeting runs are used.
The folded tubes are easily prepared, cost-effective and flexible in sectional shape, and hence quite promising to be applied widely in various engineering fields.
Hence, quite big volumes of 2.37·106 μm3 and 1.27·106 μm3 have to be analyzed to cover the entire thickness of both anode layers.
The final term on the right is a reasonable approximation since the minimum X -directed current density at each altitude,, is typically located in the low density plasma void and hence quite small.
The results were hence quite poor when these 300 million image patches were used for training while FOD images were used for testing (please refer to the "Section 4" for details).
Despite the convolution with the probe size, and hence quite a limited resolution of the composition determination when compared to the thicknesses of the layers, we can observe a clear variation of the composition inside the structure.
Many a time, the intuitional decision is quite obvious and hence rather easy to make.
The spokesman added that the Pakistani military "has been providing protection to U.S. troops in a situation of crisis" — a reference to Pakistan's role in the war on terror — "and hence is quite capable to deal with any untoward situation".
Hence this quite standard route to knowledge of left-cancellation turns out to be a posteriori, even though it is a clear case of following a proof.
The nonzero mean of any codebook can hence be quite easily adjusted by sequential swapping of the codebooks and at the particular source, since the resulting "compound" codebook will be zero mean.
Hence, such quite large discrepancies strongly suggest that, for more precise and reliable geodetic inversions of afterslip distribution, the surface displacement calculated for an inhomogeneous elastic medium with realistic subsurface structure, unlike the usual cases so far, should be used as the GFs.
