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This is because that more base stations will be more possible to be active to serve for the nearest cellular user as the number of the cellular user increases, which can be also easily obtained from Eq. (4).
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The pieces of wood, and those parts of the hull, near the water -line) serve for the crewater -linend to accompliserveeir natural necessities.
And many people, despite a confession by the real Central Park rapist and DNA evidence tying him to the crime, still suspect the five boys who served time for the near-fatal assault and rape of a 28-year-old jogger in 1989.
He served for the set.
Read and write requests are served by the nearest installed memory module for the respective client.
Therefore IDH1 mutations could serve in the near future as the standard prognostic biomarkers for patients with grade II, III, and IV astrocytomas.
For residences reported in interviews to be on public water, we assigned the residence to the district served by the nearest distribution pipe.
More recently, he oversaw the design and construction of the Windshear wind tunnel, near Charlotte, which will serve for U.S.F.1.
Charles S. Faddis is a former CIA operations officer who served for twenty years in the Near East, South Asia and Europe.
Many of the discharged soldiers had served for 20 years and were near retirement.
I look around for the nearest exit.
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