It turns out that this definition is satisfactory, because it allows to recover, setting t = 1, known results on the image of Gabor frames by linear symplectic transformations.
Other researchers reported an even lower nitrate concentration (8.5 mg/l) in drinking water (Hallberg 1989) that they already considered as pollution, while Kazemi (2004) and Jalali (2005) point out that the concentration of 14 mg/l is satisfactory because it is far below the MAV.
By analyzing two epidemiological examples using stKDE-based RRF, we further demonstrate that the efficacy of the proposed approach is satisfactory because stKDE not only makes use of the full sample rather than resort to sample splitting [18] but also borrow information from neighboring points in spaces and adjacent times periods, thus producing more stable estimation [14].
Although prokaryotes are usually classified using molecular phylogenies instead of phenotypes after the advent of gene sequencing, neither of these methods is satisfactory because the phenotypes cannot explain the molecular trees and the trees do not fit the phenotypes.
They might be amenable to such a move if the elements of the luxury tax are satisfactory to them, not that the tax itself will be satisfactory because they really do not want a tax at all.
"It's satisfactory because we were better than we were last year," said Davies.
Conventional synthesis approaches have not been satisfactory because of their inadequacies in engineering microstructures of nanofluids.
However, the user experience has not been satisfactory because of the size mismatch problem, i.e., customers often fail to choose the right size online.
The results obtained in the usability analysis are satisfactory because there were no major problems with the interface and the time available for the game and the rules presented were observed.
Generally, the C N ratios in the final product of all the treatments were found to be satisfactory because matured compost material usually has a C N ratio of 15 or less (Hock et al. 2009).
