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But with the abduction of 4-year-old Mary Claire Fitzhugh still unsolved after 20 years, Kinsey grants her unreliable client the benefit of the doubt and, indeed, leads the police to make a startling discovery in the woods behind Alita Lane.

We checked that this indeed leads to very similar data distributions in both sub-data sets.

The figure verifies that using the perceptual warp indeed leads to the removal of a significant amount of interspeaker variability.

It is shown that the solution indeed leads to an 'optimal' design, and that its formalism embeds even extended Thermo-economic formulations.

The proposed method is applied to an experimental wafer stage showing that the proposed approach indeed leads to superior results with respect to the traditional local control approach.

A stop band is clearly visible in each trace and indeed leads to a local reduction of the transmission to zero.

Let us first point out that our construction based on decreasing atom support sizes indeed leads to representation pairs with increased spikiness.

In case 1, we set μ=2β>0, which indeed leads to the equivalence between MB-ADM and TB-ADM, as we will show in the next subsection.

His work showed that designing a sensing matrix is a better choice than a random matrix, and it indeed leads to better CS performance.

It shows that the configuration with fewer connection points indeed leads to a higher total cost: €902 vs. €681 or an increase of 32%%.

From this, we see that the extension of differentiation time does not improve the differentiation rate and indeed leads to dedifferentiation.