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In China and in the north and west of India, for instance, the spread of ultrasound technology, which can inform parents of the sex of their fetus, has turned a pool of missing girls into an ocean.

In this paper we are focusing on the sophisticated DoS attack in wireless networks using IEEE 802.11 Distributed Coordination Function (DCF) protocols [1 3], where the attacker is striving to appear as a legitimate member of the network and fully joined the network group and possesses for instance the spread sequence or the channel coding scheme.

For instance, the spread of Asian alleles into Island Southeast Asia appears to have favored Asian women over Asian men [ 10].

For instance, the spread of rank for the United States between crude neonatal mortality (22nd) and neonatal mortality excluding live births under 1000 g (only two countries had significantly lower rates) would have been even larger if we had adjusted our P values for multiple hypothesis testing.

For example, in 113 instances - over all sequences, at all times, monitored in the Figure 4, the standard deviation of EAHCD exceeds the corresponding EAHC value, whereas in 111 instances, the spread of the best energies obtained at time t with EAD exceeded the one produced by EA.

If other transgenic plants prove equally adept at cross-fertilizing their neighbors, says Bergelson, "there may be more instances of the spread of genes than we thought".

His new strategy was to encourage more people to start their own businesses, to help existing firms to expand by, for instance, speeding up the spread of broadband, and to seek out new technologies which might spawn businesses.But there are three drawbacks to this approach.

For instance, they control the spread of gossip among the population.

Strict rules in some states on the types of work that can be done only by doctors protecting them from competition from nurse practitioners, for instance–help slow the spread of chains of low-cost medical clinics.

In addition, the second generation can be expected to gain increasing influence in the partner selection process (Hooghiemstra 2001; Strassburger 2003) for instance, due to the spread of the family model of psychological interdependence (Kagitçibasi and Ataca 2005; Koç 2008).

Acetic acid has been used for thousand of years as an antimicrobial agent, for instance, to reduce the spread of plague in medieval times or as a wound dressing in the American Civil War (12).