The psychological behavior of decision maker, for instance, judgmental distortion, reference dependence and loss aversion, are considered.
For instance, the distortion due to imperfections in the RF-frontend were addressed in [18] and is herein referred to as 'dirty RF'dirty
For instance, field distortions can cause spatial displacements in MRI.
It also means investors can turn ERNs back into riskless debt by buying their own options to sell the shares on, so that they end up with cash in any event.A better criticism of ERNs applies to all hybrid instruments: if banks' preference for debt is artificial the tax benefit, for instance, is a distortion in its favour then a simpler solution is to require much more equity.
foreign danger, have been always the instruments of tyranny at home," making this one instance where the distortion of history has obscured the language but not the substance of a thought.
We observed several instances in which distortion masked signal loss in anterior regions of medial temporal lobe, providing an important caveat for studies requiring accurate spatial localization in anterior MTL.
There were no motion artifacts or instances of image distortion due to susceptibility that resulted in poor image quality.
For instance, considerations on the distortion reduction carried by data packets may be similarly done also for the network abstraction layer (NAL) units used in H.264 or H.265.
Only with the proposed method and the RSWHE are the details enhanced expectantly with no hue distortion, for instance, the texture of the wood plank looks clear.
The Macrovision technology, for instance, works by inserting distortions into the music; the company says the changes cannot be detected on an ordinary CD player.
