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As shown in the figure, for both cases of and, the proposed approach can effectively trace the symbol boundaries and make the symbol frame being synchronized within the scale of step size.

The 20 s time scale of steps was chosen based on the typically observed duration of transient behavior of LP in response to current steps which were on the order of 10 s.

These large-scale adjustments are directly based on the fixed-site detrending regressions and are similar in concept to the small-scale adjustments of step 1, i.e. proportionality is assumed.

The primary score is computed with the mean of the values on the visual analogue scales in step two of the MGI Index, whereby women scored the areas of life identified in step one.

Their faces are blank and baffled by the scale of the step they are taking while their bodies radiate the pinched exhaustion of people who have no choice.

The relatively short time horizon of the step-change in demand for lithium from 2020 and the scale of this step-change being on the order of 2010 world production is enough to suggest that concern for the supply of lithium is warranted.

The MPs say current defence planning assumptions – that the forces are supposed to be resourced to maintain one enduring medium-scale operation and one small-scale operation – are "out of step with what is happening in reality".

The question of prediction becomes one of great gravity when watching footage like that, especially when the upshot is that time on a human scale and time on a geological scale remain inevitably out of step with each other.

Figuring out what would come next involved navigating in uncharted territory: the breadth and scale of the steps taken by the central bank to get the economy back on its feet in the wake of the financial crisis have been without precedent.

These chains have the capacity to properly sizing the scale of each steps and the possibility to raise scope economies.

The distribution of these values in each group of subjects was determined on histograms, in a scale of 5% steps.