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Kaifosh, who received his Ph.D. in neuroscience from Columbia University, says that measuring these signals makes it easier to develop a device that's universal.

The fact that TR can be considered as a particular precoding technique of OFDM signals makes it necessary and interesting to be compared with the conventional state-of-the-art MISO-OFDM precoding systems previously mentioned.

As the lacking of warning signals makes it impossible to react to threats by means of prompt remedies, so the excess of alarm can produce a tailing-off of attention (as those who live on the volcano slopes know very well), or the loss of credibility of the signal itself (the 'crying wolf' mechanism).

Thus, the importance of CREB in regulating gene function and integrating physiological signals makes it an interesting molecular target to possibly overcome problems caused by early alcohol exposure.

Furthermore, data output in the form of discrete nucleotide sequences rather than hybridization signals makes it possible to compare results from different laboratories and to study fine-scale variations in transcript sequences.

Viewed from the perspective of a circuit element charged with achieving the second of these goals, the fact that light adaptation upstream in the circuit minimizes the impact of changes in background light levels on incoming signals makes it more difficult to accurately assess irradiance.

However, the non-linearity and the complexity of the abnormal ECG signals make it very difficult to detect its characteristics.

In response, the Iranian government has jammed radio and television satellite signals, making it difficult for people in Iran to receive the programs consistently.

In the United States, "conflicting signals make it difficult to determine if we have moved to a period of real economic recovery," MasterCard's chief executive, Ajay Banga, told investors.

(We believe that if Bush runs, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio doesn't.) But, the contradictions and conflicting signals make it impossible to know just where he fits in (or doesn't).

Meanwhile, intrinsic properties of ultra-wideband (UWB) signals make it an outstanding candidate for secure applications.