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These degradation mechanisms make phase image estimation a challenging problem.

Calculations of the FOPID parameters are carried out using nonlinear optimization method to make phase plot flat around the crossover frequency.

Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, where vast tracts of wilderness make Phase II technology particularly important, is leading an effort to release $43 million to finance the grants.

In many ways the easiest and most direct way to get other people to want to perceive you correctly to make phase two processing worth their while is to ensure that you have a role in their success.

Recent improvements in GPS satellite products (orbits, clocks, and phase biases) make phase ambiguity fixing at the zero difference level achievable and opens up the observation of the sea surface without geographical constraints.

"Consent forms are often very deficient and they overpromise," said Dr. LeRoy Walters, a bioethics professor at Georgetown University and former chairman of the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee at the N.I.H. "They make Phase One studies" -- safety tests -- "sound like the cure for your cancer".

This will encourage people to make phased returns to work as they recover, as well as early treatment to prevent them falling out of employment in the first place.

Such remarkable differences on the electrical/optical properties between amorphous and crystalline phases make phase-change materials very promising for a variety of NVM applications such as optical disc [33, 74], PCRAM [35, 75 77], scanning probe phase-change memory [36, 78 80], and phase-change photonic device [37, 81 83], as shown in Fig. 9.

The ability to move directly to the in-focus position makes phase detection a fast autofocus method, faster at least than contrast detection.

The wave-optical theory includes diffraction and interference effects, making phase space applicable to scales near the wavelength of light (e.g. in microscopy); however, at the cost of making phase space functions more complicated than their ray optics counterparts (light fields).

As noted, for the samples with higher 3-hydroxytetradecanoate (HTD) comonomer composition, the crystallization rate of phase II was much depressed, which made phase I dominant.