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In this scheme, the source terminal adjusts its transmission power so as to maintain a constant SNR (γ C ) level at the destination, and γ C is maintained subject to the average power constraint P ̄ with E P / P ̄ = 1.

A control group of non-implanted females was maintained, subject to the same handling procedures minus the surgical process and implantation.

In their reply the Allies granted Japan's request that the emperor's sovereign status be maintained, subject only to their supreme commander's directives.

This preliminary study was designed to a) test the feasibility of two strategies for maintaining subject blinding to non-verbal communication of compassion (NVCC), and b) determine whether blinded subjects would experience psychophysiologic effects from NVCC.

It is feasible to study the interpersonal effects of non-verbal compassionate communication on the autonomic nervous system and psycho-emotional state while maintaining subject blinding to the intervention using strategies appropriate for clinical situations including either tactile (e.g., massage) or non-tactile (e.g., psychotherapy) interactions.

Due to the inherent variability between subjects, to maintain subject numbers at reasonable levels, each subject should act as their own control, thus removing the element of subject-to-subject variability from calculations of sample sizes.

(The student board convinced the researchers that the only way to maintain subject participation through midterms was to pay: diarists got a dollar an entry).

In order to maintain subject motivation during the 40-minute uptake period, the chimpanzees were given a small, frozen sugar free kool-aid ice-cube and squirt of juice at the end of each block.

Except for the several relatively good toll roads which connect major cities (all of them one-lane) roads are poorly maintained and subject to inclement weather, since only 10% of the roadways are tarred.

Moreover, the glass canopies were hard to maintain and subject to accidents.

All of the special-use vehicles are more expensive than standard cabs, and wheelchair accessible cabs are more expensive to maintain and subject to equipment problems.