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Some of the LDPC codes adopted in those standards have a periodic nature, which allows exploiting suitable representations of data structures for reducing the computational requirements.

The proposed WMD model uses a volumetric mesh instead of a contour or a surface to represent the segmented shapes of interest, which allows exploiting more information in the image and obtaining results in shorter times, independently of image contents.

For the experiment design based on chirp excitations, a simple iterative procedure is proposed which allows exploiting the good crest factor of chirp signals in a closed loop setup.

Transmission channel noise as found in distorted speech signals, however, is far from a Gaussian distribution and — motivated by the nature of digital transmission — is rather modeled on bit level in error concealment which allows for exploiting powerful bit reliability information.

Ford's financial problems in North America also sometimes led JLR to take what one executive describes as "the low road, rather than the high road".Mr Smith claims that JLR has a new nimbleness which allows it to exploit its smaller size.

The company obtains a license, which allows it to exploit the information in the patent.

Successful modern invasive species commonly exhibit broad levels of ecological tolerance, which allows them to exploit many types of environments (Davis 2009).

We make use of the 1980 , 1990 and 2000 Public Use Micro Statistics (PUMS) 5%% sample cross-sectional data from the US Census which allows us to exploit variations in Mexican immigrant cohorts' labor supply across time.

Specifically, we cast the controller tuning problem as a real-time optimization (RTO) problem, which allows us to exploit the available RTO theory to enforce both convergence and performance guarantees.

"Our key idea is that coral reef restoration could be achieved via swarm intelligence, which allows us to exploit co-operative behaviours we see from natural swarms of bees, termites and ants that build complex structures such as hives and nests," said marine biologist Lea-Anne Henry who is lead scientist on the project at Heriot-Watt.

Our proof is based on the introduction of a penalized minimization problem, in the spirit of A selection principle for the sharp quantitative isoperimetric inequality, by Cicalese and Leonardi, which allows us to exploit the regularity theory for almost minimizers of elliptic parametric integrands.