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This in turn extends the top end of the photoreceptor's working range.

Thus, the number of packet retransmissions increases, which in turn extends the average end-to-end average packet delay.

Best proximity point Theorem 3.1 subsumes the following fixed point theorem, due to Krasnoselskii [41], which in turn extends the most interesting and well-known contraction principle.

The results from both simulation and prototype show that our protocol reduces the number of delivered messages, improves the quality of collected data, and in turn extends the lifetime of the whole network.

In 1995, Lim and Xu [3] proved a fixed point theorem for uniformly Lipschitzian mappings in metric spaces equipped with both property and uniform normal structure which, in turn, extends a result of Khamsi [1].

The same goes for you as well: It could be a stranger on the other side of town who is affected by a kind word you extend to your neighbor who, in turn, extends an act of kindness to that person.

Stevick, in turn, extended the umbrella to help protect the operative's clipboard while he wrote.

Extra cash is put in banks, which in turn extend loans to finance long-term investments in the community.

Some results on invariant approximation for these mappings are also established which in turn extend and strengthen various known results.

The latter, in turn, extended to the medial proximal margin of the patella, and in the deeper aspect to the tendon of the rectus femoris.

As modeled, cook-stone griddles, earth ovens and steaming pits with rock heating elements are more costly facilities, insofar as fuel is used to heat rocks that, in turn, extend cooking time and temperature.