Some areas, like telecom infrastructure and semiconductors — once taking a significant proportion of mobile VC funding — appear to have fallen off the radar by quite a lot.
In large BSs (e.g., macro cell BSs) where the power amplifier takes a significant proportion of the overall energy consumed, techniques to manage air interface energy consumption could be very efficient, providing up to 40%% energy savings [19].
GAP Inc, which takes a significant proportion of SL's output, declined to comment but a spokesperson said the company would investigate.
In parallel, Tory eagerness to avoid state investment has led them to invite the Chinese to take over a significant proportion of the electricity supply, along with the sewers under London streets.
It excludes those classed as "research only" but includes researchers who also teach, even though at research-intensive universities research can take up a significant proportion of their time.
Functional deficiency experienced by the elderly, as routinely encountered by physicians, is in fact expected to take up a significant proportion of their medical practice.
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These concerns were especially pronounced in Britain, where elderly patients in mental hospitals took up a significant proportion of long-stay beds after the National Health Service (NHS) was established in 1948 (Freeman, 1999).
Now, experts say, orthorexics take up such a significant proportion of the Ednos group that they should be treated separately.
The rapid changes in fluorescence (which take far less than the seconds or tens of seconds necessary for clathrin-mediated endocytosis) suggests that a type of kiss-and-run fusion takes place in a significant proportion of exocytosis events (Zhang et al, 2009; Park et al, 2012).
