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Results are similar to the ones achieved with the JPEG2000 lossy mode, suggesting that BWLT can be employed with nonorthonormal transforms.
The coseismic, and subsequent postseismic, deformations of the foreshock can be described by a single mode, suggesting that the extent of the source for both events must be similar.
Based on the harvested energy pattern and energy loss during storage, the transmitter operates in HUS mode, suggesting that the decision device should optimize the scheduling of the energy that stored in or drawn from the battery for data transmission.
The cocrystal structure of H47 17K8acK12ac with BRD4(1) revealed a canonical monoacetylated recognition mode, suggesting that the H49 11 linker sequence is not suitable for a simultaneous recognition of the two Kac by a single BRD.
For these two melting processes, the two primary modes of melting had similar time scales (∼15 s for slow mode and ∼1.4 s for the fast mode), suggesting that the kinetics of DNA melting was independent of destination.
We demonstrated that the differentiation of osteoblast precursors into a mature osteoblasts is induced using the solid BMP-2 induction mode, suggesting that this mode of signaling mimics the BMP-2 signaling that occurs in vivo in bone tissue.
The studio, in Freudian mode, suggested that Murphy might find the process cathartic.
The results in dynamic mode suggest that the organic MEMS meet the requirements for vibration energy harvesting.
The small amount of variance attributable to communication mode suggests that people matter more than the machines.
But other findings from instruments on the lander, which were beamed back shortly before it powered down into a hibernation mode, suggest that the comet is largely composed of water ice that is covered in a thin layer of dust.
The experiments conducted in the galvanodynamic mode suggested that the rate limiter for hydrogen oxidation was the availability of surface hydrogen at the anode/electrolyte interface.
