He insisted the order-flow payments were necessary to inject greater competition into the marketplace and reduce the near monopoly of the Big Board.
The eNodeB may be mounted above rooftops to reduce the near field scattering.
The presence of nitrogen does not affect the carbon diffusion depths, but it does reduce the near-surface carbon concentrations.
The cost function is designed to reduce the near-wall Reynolds shear stress that is directly related to the turbulent skin friction drag.
In order to reduce the near-field effect of stress singularities caused by artificial gaps and overlaps of the edges of adjacent fault segments, we evaluated ΔCFF at places 2 km below the plate interface.
To reduce the nearest-neighbour finding (NNF) problem in the conventional clustering mechanisms, the uncertain nodes are grouped by Voronoi geometric patterns.
JP Morgan said: The softening of Ofwat's stance on a competition commission referral reduces the near-term risk of negative newsflow and highlights how important a consensus driven outcome is to this process.
If this is so safe, why not put the people in the water without the cage?" Botha admits that reducing the near-guarantee of shark sightings won't be attractive to the operators, he believes political will must be found to tackle the problem - or the tourism industry itself will take an expensive hammering.
As for reducing the near future deficit (model III), the coefficient, although positive, is not significant.
–How is the FCC net neutrality order consistent with reducing the near-term likelihood of lawsuits and unproductive lobbying?
The BOP schedule reduced the near 100% alopecia rate seen with BEP; nevertheless, 59% of patients still reported 'quite a bit' (46%) or 'very much' (13%) hair loss at the end of treatment.
