However, since CAC is out of scope of this paper, we do not consider dropping users should the available resources not satisfy the minimum requirements of all users (out of 1000 channel realisations, around 10% led to infeasible problems).
Therefore, according to the CRG literature, the amount of variance explained by the model in respect to the potential realisations of costs was around 20% [ 19, 33].
Then a moment of realisation came: "I suddenly looked around and was like: 'Jesus Christ, am I going be eating avocados on a beautiful hill for the rest of my life?
While respondents identified a number of barriers around the realisation of strategic objectives when asked if their activities had led to improved service coordination and greater responsiveness to the needs of the local community, 92% of respondents thought they had.
However, disrupting the cancer stem cell compartment is made more difficult by the realisation that disruption of supporting cells around the stem cells, or differentiated tumour cells around cancer stem cells, could have deleterious effects by disrupting putative stem cell niches.
Today, almost 100 years after "The Swimmers" appeared, the Occupy movement has clenched its fist around the same angry realisation that we are all the 99%, not the 1%.
People always assume that realisation is a sort of moment that you can swim around in, enjoy, that realisation is an immediate process you can see happening in front of your eyes, in deep wonder.
Perhaps Debenhams have detected a change in the national mood, five years after The Crash, and the recent realisation that Even Worse Times are just around the corner.
The simulated power spectrum represents a single realisation and thus the spectral density fluctuates around the Von Karman spectrum.
Muldoon eventually abandoned "Eliotic parodies" after encountering Seamus Heaney's early work and coming to the realisation that he could write about the world around him.
