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Reader retention (and its equivalent with other types of media) will increase in importance as more of a site or network's income is directly derived from readers.

This contact is compared to its equivalent with a thin layer of carbon-based solid lubricant applied on the same ceramic coating between 100 and 700 °C.

Radiation dose was 70 Gy in 35 fractions over 7 weeks with 3D conformal techniques or its equivalent with intensity modulated radiotherapy.

U.S. EPA requirements under chemical and pesticide regulatory statutes (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act 1972; Toxic Substances Control Act 1976), and similar global equivalents, that chemical manufacturers and pesticide registrants provide the U.S. EPA and its equivalents with timely notification of any adverse effects findings.

The MPSoC-based system also achieves higher data rates compared to its equivalent system with multiple pipelines, mainly due to resource sharing and reconfiguration.

Acute rickettsioses (SFGR, TGR, and ST) required a >4-fold rise in specific IgG titer or its equivalent; patients with equal SFGR and TGR convalescent-phase titers were SFGR/TGR group-indeterminate.

The sphericity was defined as a roundness of the PTV and was given by a ratio of the number of logical AND voxels between the PTV and its equivalent sphere with the same centroid and volume as the PTV to the number of PTV voxels.

The directed network with P and its equivalent undirected network with P ¯ are illustrated in Figure 1C.

Or its dance equivalent, with the stops and starts, the bits where the music cuts out and then you've got that sort of silent moment.

Local government in the US has traditionally been leaner than its British equivalent, with minimal public healthcare, patchy public transport and an ingrained culture of contracting out to private operators.

Companies will be able to obtain point-of-sale vouchers to cover about 60 percent of the added cost of the electric truck over its diesel equivalent, with battery pack size a determining factor.