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WorldCom, seeking to minimize the fallout from Thursday's announcement of a $3.3 billion increase in the dimensions of its accounting scandal, said yesterday that the new disclosures did not reflect on its ability to serve customers and would not derail its efforts to emerge from bankruptcy.
Method 2 consists of a straightforward increase in the dimensions of the image.
Yacht manufactory industries have been faced with two different trends over the last few years: on the one hand, the current economic crisis, which has halted the production of super and mega yachts, and on the other, the increase in the dimensions of both sailing and motor yachts.
The increase in the dimensions of the horizontal cell invaginations did not correspond to the changes of the rod spherule volume (blue lines, Fig. 1A; column labeled Vol. Terminal, Table 2), suggesting a reduction in the volume of the rod spherule cytoplasm.
We observed an increase in the dimensions of the horizontal cell axonal endings from 2.4±0.5 µm3 in light-adapted mice to 7.6±1.5 µm3 after 3 5 minutes and to 9.2±1.4 µm3 after 15 minutes in dark-adapted mice (column labeled Vol. HC, Table 2).
This scenario also suggests that populations living in areas of high species richness, such as the tropics, should have increased average QTL effect size [ 18] due to an increase in the number of phenotypic optima and an increase in the dimensions of niche space [ 18, 54, 55].
In small sample studies of healthy young men, Miyachi et al. observed significant increases in the dimensions of the ascending and abdominal aorta following 8 weeks of cycle ergometer training (Miyachi et al. 1998) and of the femoral artery in the trained, but not untrained limb, after 6 weeks of one-legged cycle exercise (Miyachi et al. 2001).
Furthermore increase in M causes to increase the dimensions of the transmit signal space that provides the BS more flexibility to choose appropriate BF vectors for any fixed K s. Figure 1 Avg.
The main difficulty associated with the approach described in the previous paragraph is however that, as the number of targets increases, the corresponding growth in the dimension of the state space is likely to exacerbate particle depletion, thus causing the detection/tracking filters to diverge if the number of particles is kept constant.
Scale-up is traduced in practice by an increase of the dimensions of the bioreactors, leading to a modification of the time scale and thus of the process dynamics.
