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The result owes much to the textural, layered approach of Klinghoffer.

Sabbath's sixth album, 1975's Sabotage, was the last in a string of peerless LPs, and after the sophisticated, layered approach of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, this far heavier record put Iommi's guitar centre stage.

So my company devised a layered approach of social media, using blogs, twitter, facebook and linked in as ways to have more decision makers see it directly.

This is achieved via a layered approach of login requirements, passwords, firewalls, data functionality limited to discrete IP addresses, logging of access, and database architecture designed to resist denial of service attacks.

The "upside" scenario assessed--in a layered approach--the cumulative benefits of three sets of policy actions for groups of countries with similar circumstances.

Moreover, the chitin chitin composite film (DE-TO-ChN-F) of the positively charged DEChN and negatively charged TOChN was fabricated through the layer-by-layer approach of the two nano-fiber dispersions [39].

The present work aims at filling this gap by not only considering a cross-layer approach of energy-efficient power control but also improving the system performance in terms of sum of energy efficiencies.

Using a multi-layer approach of dividing the communication layer in to Home Area Network (HAN), Neighborhood Area Network (NAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN), this paper first discusses the communication requirements, followed by an overview of SG applications.

In contrast to studies in cellular networks, we find that in 802.11a/g WLANs the cross-layer approach of a higher-layer fountain coding with a PHY layer modulation and FEC coding can yield very limited gains, and the PHY modulation/rate that optimizes the uncoded multicast performance is also close to that for fountain-coded multicast traffic over a wide-range of network conditions.

The transcripts were searched for the presence possible signal peptides and corresponding cleavage sites using the neural networks and hidden Markov models implemented in SignalP 3.0 ([42] http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/SignalP/) and the 3-layer approach of Signal-3L ([43] http://www.csbio.sjtu.edu.cn/bioinf/Signal-3L/).

As for the perspective of biodegradable stents, the mask-projection excimer laser stereolithography allows the fabrication through the layer-by-layer approach of 3D scaffolds (i.e., stents) not only with the proper macrogeometry (diameter, length, and meshed shape), but also with the optimal morphology on the microscale.