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It has been proved that chaos exists in the permanent-magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) system when its parameters satisfy some condition, and it would degrade the efficiency of the PMSM system dramatically.

Mr. Murphy said he felt strongly about the bill because he believed it would degrade the value of American citizenship.

"Her thought was that it would pass through or that it would degrade and dissolve," he said.

But alas, unaware that her beloved is listening, she appears to refuse him in no uncertain terms: "It would degrade me to marry Heathcliff now".

"We didn't understand that it would degrade kindergarten and first-grade curriculums, because all of a sudden they were off the radar screen," she said.

"The advantages of such an approach is that it would degrade Daesh leadership without excessive commitment of foreign troops or resources".

It says they would degrade the quality of professorships under the guise of promoting more independence for younger researchers.

However, its performance would degrade a lot if the channel is fast time-varying.

One might think that listening to talk radio or an audio book would degrade driving skill; it does not.

Nevertheless, the reflectivity change with grazing angles and the inaccurate registering of the terrain data would degrade its performance.

It should be noted that perturbed initial state would degrade the tracking performance [17 19].