After his splint has been worn for a year the upper part of it is removed to allow of motion, and the patient walks upon it, discarding the crutches.
This approach allows us to both reuse of paths which become unavailable for a time and avoid by simply treating them as useless, upon interfered, and discarding them.
Then, at the receiver, upon demodulation and discarding the cyclic prefix, the baseband sample at the n th time slot in the received time-domain OFDM block can be expressed as [3] r n = e j 2 π n δ / N y n + w n, n = 0, 1, … N - 1 (1).
When reproduction from seed occurs, T. recurvatum has double dormancy; ants collect the seeds and feed upon the elaiosomes, discarding the seeds in tunnels until germination occurs (Case and Case 1997).
When he arrived at the scene he wandered amongst the charred remains and came upon a discarded jacket.
She is Barker's most fully drawn character here, and that is perhaps conscious; that she is so easily looked down upon and discarded makes a point about the collective presumption of privilege.
Thrown out of the house, Walter is on the verge of suicide when he comes upon a discarded stuffed beaver puppet that inexplicably starts talking to him.
A few weeks ago, on a cool-down walk with my German shepherd, Sherpa, I stumbled upon a discarded Lance Armstrong's Livestrong yellow bracelet, right near that graffiti that I just mentioned.
Potential opponents scent opportunism — and vulnerability — in Ms. Gillibrand's positive but inadequately explained reversals upon entering the Senate: suddenly advocating for gun control, for example, and discarding her harsh stand on immigration.
