We first extend the scope of this ambiguity function to large values of target Doppler.
In this paper, we first extend the scope of this ambiguity function to large values of target Doppler, and then introduce the concept of hit-matrix in the MIMO context.
Clear evidence could only come from a large clinical outcomes study with hard clinical endpoints, which was beyond the scope of this renal function study.
The introduction of digital relays has provided an unprecedented level of computational power in the substation and this has vastly increased the scope of the functions that can be delivered by any protection system.
In 2008, the scope of the "functions of a public nature" was expanded to include those placed in private care homes by Local Authorities under the National Assistance Act 1948 (Pannick, 2009).
Although how the errors of PDCCH affects the data receiving on PDSCH is beyond the scope of this study, a mapping function is required to describe the relationship between SERC and SERU/C that is SER U/C = α SER C (17) Figure 6 Reliability relationship between C-plane and U-plane.
Finally, although beyond the scope of this review, endothelium coronary microvascular function can be tested separately through endothelium-dependent-mediated vasodilating agents, such as intracoronary acetylcholine.
It is beyond the scope of this review to discuss the function of pseudokinases in detail, and we refer readers to recent reviews dedicated to this topic [ 46, 196, 197].
A marriage of ingenuity and evolution will expand the scope of protein function well beyond Mother Nature's designs.
"If I didn't admit to being surprised by the scope of serotonin function, and how important it is to tissues like bone," said Patricia Ducy, who studies the effect of serotonin on bone biology at Columbia University Medical Center, "I would be lying".
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00454545 Over the past years, investigators from many scientific disciplines have demonstrated that the scope of chemokine function extends far beyond their chemoattractant moieties.
