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This results in a final architecture which is often much smaller than an radial basis functions network or an multi-layer perceptron.
Costs range from $40 to $5,000 for a "site" which can be as large as 50 acres – if the field is planted with a single crop – but is often much smaller.
Although many European countries also run a current deficit and their total debt may be increasing in size, the rate of increase is often much smaller than that of the United States and often below the rate of growth of national income.
The simple error estimates (11) are still quite inaccurate: the maximal error is often much smaller (see also the dashed histograms in the right panels of Figure 4).
Thus, while heat and chemicals have been used for many centuries to modify materials, the new modality is different because the total energy required to affect a given chemical change is often much smaller.
Note that this type of psychological diversity overlaps with the demographic (or surface) diversity organizations attempt (or pretend) to seek, but the overlap is often much smaller than we think.
Equally worrying: when an effect did appear, it was often much smaller than previously thought.
In devices like heterojunction bipolar transistors, the active regions thicknesses are often much smaller than the substrates thicknesses.
For a start, pools of potential partners are often much smaller than the big numbers touted by mainstream sites suggest.
Although systems based on an AOM are often much smaller than competitors, they can be difficult to build and to learn.
