The single-channel scenario is particularly challenging as illustrated by the results of the REVERB challenge workshop [27], in which most contributions succeeded to reduce reverberation but only a few improved the speech quality [4, 12].
Each actuator is subject to constant actuation voltage of 200 V, as it can be seen in Fig. 5, the actuators are succeeded to reduce the shape of the beam, and the shape control is more significant when the actuator position is far away from the centre on the beam.
Such results could arise either because energy demand is higher in the obese and is being met by SSD intake or because persons succeeding to reduce body weight by a variety of means included in their strategy the replacement of SSDs with diet drinks.
If we want children from poverty to succeed, we need to reduce class sizes to no more than 20 students.
The six-part series reveals black and white residents struggling to overcome their mutual suspicions and prejudices and then succeeding to take steps to reduce the consequences of years of racial discrimination by landlords, lenders, and city officials.
After many years of struggle, advocates for reform ultimately succeeded in to reducing the number of votes needed to invoke cloture (close off debate) from 67 to 60 votes, where it stands today.
They did it openly until it was almost universally prohibited, and of course the effect of prohibition -- to the extent that it succeeds -- is to reduce the supply of organs.
Portland recognizes that cities around the country and the world need to collaborate more in order to succeed in their efforts to reduce urban climate impacts.
If conservatives succeed in their effort to reduce the complex reasons that adults need Medicaid down to whether adults are "able-bodied," then the CDHCPF may be required someday to provide better information on the number of Medicaid recipients who fall into the category, however it's defined.
