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DWIGHT EISENHOWER observed in his "Atoms for Peace" speech in 1953 that nuclear technology originally developed for military purposes could also be put to peaceful uses, namely generating electricity.

The opposite approach, namely generating music by automatic dance analysis, is explored in the domain of gesture-based human-computer interaction [37 39] and music information retrieval [10].

From this, we can know the minimum number of depth levels that a graph must have to implement a constant with a given S. Theorems 2 and 3 prove the properties of the completely multiplicative graphs, namely, generating the upper limit of non-zero digits mentioned in Theorem 1 with the minimum possible number of R-operations.

With the inclusion of a process heat extraction module embodying a compact steam-to-steam re-boiler the proposed plant concept could operate in a cogeneration mode, namely generating electrical power plus providing a supply of uncontaminated process steam to various industrial users.

There were four such outcomes, namely generating either password or disallow warnings during a prescription, and ignoring a laboratory alarm or alert.

We see that N Δ is an increasing function of Δ, so perfect synchrony is most efficient (namely, generates firing in the target at the expense of the smallest number of input pulses).

Two solution techniques are developed to promote efficiency, namely (1) generating the initial guesses by minimizing freshwater consumption rate of the nominal network structure, and (2) incorporating the smoothing functions to eliminate the binary variables in the MINLP model.

Forecasts of ARIMA (Z_{t}) are traditionally obtained as in Box and Jenkins (1976, Ch. 5), namely by generating future (Z_{t},t>d) from initial ( Z_{1},ldots,Z_{d}) and subsequent (w_{t}=delta left( Bright) Z_{t},, t>d,), replacing unobserved (w_{t}) by their MMSE ARMA forecasts to obtain desired forecasts of (Z_{t}).

Thus, BDV, the sole representative of the Bornaviridae family, avoids RIG-I activation in a manner similar to HTNV and CCHFV, namely by generating a 5'-terminal monophosphate during the course of genome replication.

Now that we have a clearer understanding of the role of spindle orientation, namely in generating IPs and oRGs, we can begin to examine whether factors involved in determination of these progenitor cell types are asymmetrically inherited in a spindle orientation dependent manner.

First, we classify electricity generation in the economy into five types according to the energy sources used, namely electricity generated from black coal, brown coal, oil, gas and renewable resources.