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The novel technique proposed by Pal and Vaidyanathan in references [12, 13] nests two or more ULAs systematically to create a non-uniform linear array that can detect O ( N 2 ) sources using only O ( N ) sensors.

The teachers who are most effective in stopping bullying are the ones who work purposefully and systematically to create classroom cultures in which kindness is valued over coolness; and popularity among students is based not on the power to dominate social interactions, but rather on a young person's willingness to reach out to a classmate with compassion.

In this paper, a substantial extension of the SEM is introduced and systematically optimised to create a realistic turbulence field based on von Kármán velocity spectra.

These, it said, "had been systematically used to create a climate of fear and insecurity that reflected on support to integration of Crimea into the Russian Federation".

This study investigates the extension of soft lithography for use on human tissue to create a biological implant by systematically studying the effect of pattern size on cellular morphology.

But our man in Baghdad, Nouri Al Maliki, systematically dismantled the structure to create an all Iraqi Shia army.

The dimensions of vulnerability were systematically combined with equal weights to create an index on a scale of 0 to 1.

The Allen Brain Atlas project [ 5, 6], arguably one of the most ambitious post-genome projects, aims to systematically create a detailed gene expression brain atlas for as many as 24,000 genes by 2006.

Thus, the coaching model attempts to systematically create an environment in which cultural capital can be transmitted from experienced Coaches to students, students can exchange cultural capital with each other, and provide both guidance and practice and deploying cultural capital within their PhD training environments.

Then the items in those lists are systematically used to create triggers for creative solutions.

Flood plains and river beds across the Netherlands were deepened, and construction along rivers was systematically removed to create open public spaces that, in the event of floods, would be inundated, avoiding damage to property and loss of life.