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On the other hand, various wireless communication technologies aiming at achieving transmission capacity or improving reliability do not minimize the MSE of the parameter estimation.

These data will also provide a framework for transgenic technologies aiming at maintaining the integrity of the neuromuscular junction for the treatment of lower motor neuron dysfunctions.

That includes a survey of the current desalination techniques in use and an overview of possible future technologies, aiming at solving different water issues.

Frequency stable laser systems are a mandatory key technology for future space missions using optical and quantum-optical technologies aiming at Earth observation, tests of fundamental physics and gravitational wave detection.

Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES), as one of energy storage technologies aiming at this problem, has excellent characteristics of energy storage and utilization, but its dependence on fossil fuels makes CAES less attractive.

Following a hands-on approach, the proposed solution takes advantage of existing and commonly deployed technologies aiming at an incremental deployment of the software-defined control mechanisms for the purpose of cross-functional service orchestration.

He also vowed to shift investment from missile defense to technologies aimed at stateless terrorists.

NanoSolar is one of several companies with promising technologies aimed at narrowing the gap between the cost of solar power and energy from fossil fuels.

He vowed to redeploy the National Guard as a core element of domestic security, and to shift investment from missile defense to technologies aimed at stateless terrorists.

He also joined Jeffrey R. Immelt, General Electric's chief executive, to announce that they would collaborate on policies and technologies aimed at improving the electricity grid.

BRUSSELS — Aircraft like the Solar Impulse are on the cutting edge of technologies aimed at curbing the amount of greenhouse gases that come from flying.