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The proposed algorithm is capable of not only alleviating the problems of oversegmentation and mislabelling disjoint regions with the same texture, but also carrying out the segmentation without a priori knowledge about the number and types of textures contained in the input image.

Their therapy would then focus on boosting positive stimuli in their lives, not only alleviating sources of stress.

Surprisingly, it was further discovered that TiO2 layer not only alleviates the volume expansion but also helps to facilitate Li ion transport compared with SnO2.

And, ultimately, if we get it right, which we will, we will not only alleviate the concerns but we can actually strengthen our intelligence relationships going forward.

Separating the roles not only alleviates the workload overflow in hot regions, but also speeds up view discovery and update delivery.

This scheme not only alleviates the memory space requirements but also lends itself to multithreading/parallel processing implementations with potential for even faster performance.

This will not only alleviate housing need among ethnic minorities but enable BME communities to control more housing assets, advancing economic equality and boosting social mobility.

The less stiff silica intermediate shell on the MWCNTs not only alleviates the modulus mismatch between the stiff MWCNTs and the soft epoxy, but also improves the interaction between them.

Instead, the series acknowledges that there is a continuum between being entirely well and clinically ill and that early help can not only alleviate current suffering but also head off more serious illness down the road.

The most common treatment for the disorder is to wear a night guard, which may not only alleviate grinding but, in some cases, train someone to stop grinding altogether.

Such a vaccine could be especially important in developing countries where it could not only alleviate suffering but also, by keeping the viruses in an infected person's blood at an extremely low level, prevent the spread of AIDS.