A similarly fastidious quality characterized "La Mer" by Debussy, less an Impressionist canvas of ceaseless depth than a high-definition video of surface sheen.
The same sort of quality characterized the photographs of Diane Arbus, three of which are showing downstairs in "On Location," the exhibition of the work of famous female photographers from the Hofstra University Museum collection.
A similarly understated, even laconic, quality characterized the radio exchanges between the American soldiers who raided the house and commanders who held back with the surrounding force of Humvees, Bradley Fighting Vehicles and a dozen patrolling helicopters.
Hence, the mixing quality characterized by the intensity of segregation (IOS) and 95% mixing time can be also predicted reasonably.
Table 1 Speech quality characterized by MOS-LQO scores Numerical indication Perceived quality 5 Excellent 4 Good 3 Fair 2 Poor 1 Bad.
Based on their findings, we hypothesized that groups that generated a greater number of questions, in particular key inquiry questions, would be better at producing arguments of better quality (characterized by soundness and strength).
Furthermore, the HR-TEM and HR-XRD studies revealed that the GaAs NWs grown on lithography-free oxide patterns exhibit high crystalline quality characterized by up to 2-μm long defect-free ZB segments.
In spite of such difficulty, visual inspection of the registration results in our test (a few examples are shown in Fig. 13) reveals generally very good registration quality characterized by little, if any, notable ghosting effect.
If the channel quality, characterized by the, at the side of both UEs is distinguishable higher than and the radio resources of the FAPs are not fully utilized, the FAPs transmitting power is decreased, while no negative impact on QoS is observed.
