In order to preserve the total length of the watermarked audio signal, the same number of the lengthened and shortened frames is used.
In [6 8], collision recovery schemes have been proposed that allow shortened frame sizes and, thus, increased throughput numbers.
Various clinical and experimental investigations have been focused on the acceleration of bone formation and consolidation, and have thereby aimed to shorten the framing time [8, 9, 10, 11].
Mr. Meyers took a standard Beetle of the era, threw away the body, shortened the frame, fitted fatter tires and bolted on a fiberglass tub with two seats.
Why the company thought it'd be a good idea to give birth to another URL shortening service (frame included) is anyone's guess, but according to this brief launch post the idea came from their PR firm and was internally championed by the corporate communications chief.
This reflects such factors as efforts to keep laboratory costs down and to shorten delivery time frames, in addition to the above reasons.
For instance, elevated recombination would lead to a lower variance of Tajima's D and Rozas' R2, which would return growth estimates with less uncertainty, while elevated mutation rates would shorten our time frames, and hence return younger growth estimates.
Local GC content is a determinant factor because 1) a gene ending with a high GC content tends to extend its reading-frame; 2) a gene with low GC content regions tends to shorten its reading-frame.
It would also shorten the time frame for electing a new mayor.
Shorten does not frame the government's planned decreases in corporate tax and Labor's plans to end negative gearing on existing housing in terms of the effect on average Australian businesses or housing investors.
