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In its most recent economic outlook report, even the International Monetary Fund — historically a paragon of fiscal austerity — laid to rest the idea that cutting budgets would trigger fast growth by restoring confidence in financial investors.

Due to the lack of enough duplicate Acks to trigger fast retransmission, the sender needs to wait for the expiration of RTO.

RAF-rtx is devoted to helping the SCTP sender possibly detect packet loss timely and trigger fast retransmission for loss recovery.

Best conditions for sediment accumulation are moderate storms that increase sediment resuspension near salt marshes, but don't trigger fast flows in the channels (Fagherazzi and Priestas 2010).

The baseline SCTP protocol is designed with the assumption that data received out-of-order indicates possible loss, and accordingly, the receiver should immediately send a SACK with a gap report to trigger fast recovery as soon as possible.

In the presence of HCl, H+ could trigger fast self-assembly of Fmoc-FF into nanofibers with large diameters and a smaller amount of alginate was crosslinked by Ca2+ ions towing to the slower rate, leading to a porous fibrous network on the surface of hybrid hydrogel bead.

FACK aims to trigger faster retransmission by utilizing additional variables compared to those of SACK. Figure 6 shows the throughputs of 15 congestion control and loss recovery combinations.

By cognizing the transmission condition of (d_{cp}^), once a SACK arrived at the sender, RAF-rtx attempts to trigger faster retransmissions for a missing data chunk following the rules below: (1) If Q Δ >0 and ({({Q^{Delta } })_{{t_{n}}}} - {({Q^{Delta } })_{{t_{n - 1}}}} > 0), a DATA chunk with two consecutive miss indications (CMIs) will be marked for fast retransmission.

The idea was to traumatize to the skin to trigger faster cell turnover.

The multistep process of NMD in yeast is also revealed by the observation that 5′ proximal stop codons trigger faster mRNA degradation than stop codons farther into the ORF (Losson and Lacroute 1979; Peltz et al. 1993; Cao and Parker 2003).

Thus, when designing in vivo assays, a balance has to be reached between a sufficiently high density of targeting antibody for efficient drug delivery and levels below those triggering fast lymphocyte uptake.