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With the spatially more refined sLORETA analysis [Pascual-Marqui, 2002], we revealed that in the good responders pathologically enhanced β and high γ power vanished in the entire cortex, whereas δ and low γ decreased (nearly) completely in temporal and PA regions, whereas α power undergoes a widespread restitution (Fig. 3).
As Teddy Roosevelt once explained, "My power vanishes into thin air the instant that my fellow citizens, who are straight and honest, cease to believe that I represent them and fight for what is straight and honest.
Therefore, for a fixed, the necessary and sufficient condition for the transparent receiver to collect full antenna diversity is that the distortion noise power vanishes as the PSNR increases.
It is not often that a great power vanishes into thin air overnight, but that is exactly what happened to Prussia.
For the Gaussian multiaccess channel, Caire et al. [2] have shown that time division multiple-access (TDMA) is in general a suboptimal transmission scheme in the low-power regime unless one considers the asymptotic scenario in which the power vanishes.
Invisibly, it links three boroughs, offering mute testimony to the power of vanished ice.
The prestige of royal power has vanished, Tocqueville says, "without being replaced by the majesty of the laws".
With his power having vanished literally overnight, his ministers resigning one after another and the crowds of supporters he had counted on failing to materialize, Mr. Wahid, 61, made no public statement today.
That power soon vanished after two Democratic state senators were charged with political corruption, and a third was convicted of voter fraud.
In a concise introduction, Ferrier sets the stage by discussing how different empires (from Achaemenian to Pahlavi) came to power and vanished during the last 2,500 years.
