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"We were convinced that our contribution was not only stable and militarily significant, but also that we stand for international law and humanitarian needs," said Bogdan Klich, the defense minister.
Higher GC content can not only stable the DNA structure, but also provide more CpG sites for methylation.
The resultant filter is not only stable, but also has a unity gain in the whole frequency domain and best approximates the fractional delay operator at lower frequency.
A passive system with positive definite storage function is not only stable but is intrinsically robustly stable with respect to a wide class of feedback disturbances.
However, mechanical components require not only stable lubricating films for friction reduction, but also excellent wear resistance for prolonged endurance life.
Therefore, when the designed filter is applied, the response of WTS is not only stable but also convergent to that of WT.
Furthermore, it was found that silica gel supported bases are not only chemically stable under acidic conditions but also electrochemically stable and thus reusable for many times.
Many spouses of jazz musicians have not only maintained stable households but often run the "business" -- handled publishing, tours and booking and written proposals for grants.
For W. P. Carey, a 35-year-old public company that also operates four nontraded real estate investment funds — marketed to the public by financial advisers — the deal with the Times Company would offer not only a stable rental stream but also a chance to capture a negotiated increase in the property's value.
This assumed not only a stable reproduction number, but that known cases were just 40% of the total (based on the gap between the baseline model and figures for the number of people in treatment on a single day in August).By presenting such grim projections, the experts arguably made it less likely that they would come to pass.
It not only has stable convergence, but it also shows an effective numerical experiment result.
