That said, it is too bad Lynskey didn't find a way to examine how protest music (and rock 'n' roll generally) helped to undermine the Soviet empire, by far the most effective case of musical subversion since the 1960s.
In the most effective case, the tube containing the organic molecule can store about 2.5 times more Li ions compared to an empty tube.
Based on the case studies, the most effective case was validated with experimental data and found that UKF and PF with time-varying system noise covariance is effective for microalgal photobioreactor system.
The efficiency of using the FFT algorithm for the computation of DFT components is strongly determined by the signal length N. The most effective case is when N is a power of two.
FGCU, in most every way, exemplifies the most effective case there is for March Madness yes, the pomp and weepy-dad sentiment is bullshit and the wrong people are getting paid for the wrong stuff and the quality of the basketball is uneven, but anything can and always does happen in really emotional and exciting ways, which is beautiful, man.
As discussed in the UK and US papers, a large percentage of hospitalisations cannot be prevented even with the most effective case-management or are episodic with repeated admissions in one year, but not in subsequent years; examples include major trauma and cancer [ 11, 14].
The proposed approach is the most effective in cases, when high-temperature thermoluminescent components are strongly covered by a thermal background.
More generally, we suggest that summary displays will be most effective for cases in which spatial boundaries of variables such as uncertainty cannot be misconstrued as presenting physical boundaries.
The impact of ultrasound is most effective in cases with an intermediate degree of certainty of the diagnosis, since it can direct the physician's judgment by ruling in or out several clinical suspicions.
The transformative approach is most effective in cases where there is a fundamental need to understand another party's values, interests or points of view (as in family or church conflicts).
