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Onboard preparation of the calibration tables for every PWE operation mode is not realistic; therefore, the S-WPIA reproduces the transfer function for each PWE operation mode using a cubic spline interpolation in Eq. (4).

Then make him pay the same tax rates off the same tax tables for every dollar he makes!

With 75 tables, 550 slot machines, and tables for every variant of poker ever conceived, there are plenty of ways to gamble at the stunning Conrad Punta del Este Resort & Casino.

Presenting risk of bias tables for every study in a review can be cumbersome, and we suggest that illustrations are used to summarise the judgments in the main systematic review document.

Using life tables for every year during the period between 1900 and 2010, we obtained maximum-likelihood estimates for the five parameters of the Siler model (see Appendix B for the estimation procedure).

The Methodist Relief and Development Fund shoots to the top of the table: for every £1,000 of income, the charity spends £25.84 on chief executive Kirsty Smith's salary.

It was Bar who pushed Ottolenghi to open his own place, searched with him for the right place, structured a backers' prospectus that would spread the risk among small investors (who are "more than satisfied," he says), and, over the years, has sat at the negotiating table for every one of Ottolenghi's contracts.

Mr. Harris, the dean of the regulars, has taken a table for every night of the last week and asked to be the restaurant's final customer: "If he seats people at 9 o'clock, I want to be seated at 9 02," he said in an interview.

BNC maintains the wakeup schedule in a table for every node in the network which is constructed based on traffics at the particular BN.

The reputation values for all the nodes is calculated and maintained in the reputation table for every delivered message using the two methodologies namely ACK system and message delivery-based reputation system.

Nevertheless, it may lead to more difficulties when compared to the evaluation of the quality of single-number data, like CPI, since it is not possible to find reference indicators outside the IO table for every single number.