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At the same time, coherent national HRH policies are required to better integrate planning across the professions, with special attention to skill mix and geographic imbalances.

Furthermore, we now expand this evidence by demonstrating, we believe for the first time, coherent 'longitudinal' associations and increased albuminuria-associated risk of non-dipper progression.

At the same time coherent national HRH policies are required for giving direction on HRH development and linking HRH into health-sector reform issues, the scaling-up of priority interventions, poverty reduction strategies, and training approaches.

The new detector combines the short-time coherent integration and long-time similarity integration.

And this detector can be called as short-time coherent with long-time non-coherent (STC-NC) detector.

In this paper, the short-time coherent integration algorithm is used to reduce the sampling data of the intermediate frequency of the GNSS signal.

The raw target data from a wideband HRR is used to fully evaluate the WCEN-based detector, showing it outperforms the MCOM detector, the GLRT detector, the subspace GLRT detector and the short-time coherent with long-time non-coherent integration detector in performance for high-speed manoeuvring range-spread targets.

Depending on characteristic times (coherent structure residence time, flow engulfment and mixing times) ignition may occur within localized compression zones, between vortical structures leading to spotty-ignition, or more homogeneously within large scale flow structures.

Moreover, in those range cells, the amplitudes of the target returns are expected to appear as a long horizontal time-coherent line.

The TriDAS consists of four computing layers: hit managing into time-coherent aggregates, data selection according to possible concurrent trigger algorithms, composition of the selected events into post-trigger files and finally persistent data storage.

Diverse neuro-psychological tasks have been designed for expressing intention mostly in the form of evoked potentials uncovered by time-coherent averaging, spectral analysis, or other digital signal processing techniques.