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Densely deploying Wi-Fi access points may be required to provide a better coverage of the mobile users.

These methods recently gained popularity because of the claim that they provide a better coverage of language phenomena.

The re-design of discrete-hole configuration, based on knowledge of the heat transfer coefficient map on the endwall without film cooling, enabled the redistribution of the coolant to provide a better coverage of the endwall and a significant increase of the area-averaged film-cooling effectiveness.

The paper sets out to explore the possibility that citizen-led surveys provide a better coverage of populations and specifically of hard-to-reach poorer areas than the international standardized household surveys which are the basis for many of the estimates used in assessing progress toward meeting the MDGs and will be for the SDGs.

Given that the probate records used by Lindert seem to provide a better coverage of the top 1% than of the next 9%, I use Pareto interpolation techniques to estimate the next 9% share.

This would provide a better coverage of the possible protein complexes.

The new class introduced in the CAZy database extends the traditional CAZy families, and provides a better coverage of the full extent of the lignocellulose breakdown machinery.

As expected, for the majority of those CID/ETD pairs (80%), the ETD spectrum provided a better coverage than CID.

The sensor configurations obtained via a forward sequential placement algorithm are sub-optimal in terms of FIM norm values but the selected sensors are not allowed to be placed in neighbor degrees of freedom providing thus a better coverage of the structure and a subsequent better identification of the experimental mode shapes.

It is very interesting that in the latter case it was not possible to view the bacterial rods implying that the WPC based probiotic films might provide a better surface coverage of the bacteria and potentially enhance their resistance against the toxic extrinsic conditions e.g. oxygen and water vapour.

After the 1990 catastrophic Rud-bar earthquake, the Institute of Geophysics of the University of Tehran decided to provide a better station coverage over Iran.