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Tractor electrification takes advantage of decoupling loads and drives from the engine, which allows operating the latter at its highest efficiency point.

Silicon measurements confirm that the proposed technique improves cell stability during READ, which allows operating at relatively low values of VWL with a small impact on read time.

Moreover, we introduce radiation hardened sensor designs which allow operating detectors after exposing them to irradiation doses above 1 Mrad.

In a CR network (CRN), secondary (unlicensed) users (SUs) may coexist with primary (licensed) users (PUs) of a primary radio network (PRN) in two ways: spectrum underlay which means that SUs may operate under the noise floor of PUs, or spectrum overlay which allows SUs operate only when the spectrum allocated to PUs is sensed as idle [4].

Cloud computing is enabled by many technologies, but key among them is virtualization technology, which allows entire operating systems to run independently of the underlying hardware [ 7].

Many wireless cards on the market are capable of operating in "master" mode, which allows them to operate as an access point.

An important adaptive feature of CWNs is DSA which allows reconfiguration of operating frequency of a SU to allow communication in licensed spectrum.

Xen is an x86 virtual machine monitor, which allows multiple commodity operating systems to share conventional hardware in a safe and resource managed fashion without sacrificing either performance or functionality [2].

The Bank of Communications, which had assets worth $111.9 billion at the end of 2003, is one of 15 commercial banks with a national banking license, which allows it to operate without geographical restrictions, HSBC said.

He's physically strong, but his greatest attribute is his agility, which allows him to operate out of a variety of movement-based methods (both pre-and post-snap).

The solar plants would generate 60 percent of the country's power by using Australian technology to store heat in molten salt, which allows them to operate 24 hours a day.