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Conservatives who advocate a more privatized Medicare argue that a system of one-size-fits-all benefits, which can essentially be changed only by an act of Congress, with rigid regulations imposed by the federal government, is outmoded.
This is good when you need to make a call, but it also leaves a trail behind you, which can essentially be used to track your rough location and who you called or texted.
The spectral attenuation in corresponding primary bands is about 66 dB, which can essentially mitigate out-band interference to other networks.
This allows passage of an instantaneous current of a high density, which can essentially exceed the limiting current density (jlim) in steady state DC conditions.
This approach is composed by hierarchical aging analysis at transistor/circuit level, block failure analysis at abstraction level and system-level aging considerations, which can essentially highlight sensitive blocks for circuit designers.
So Jones created a new kind of database called FluidDB (and a company, FluidInfo) with a much more flexible database language which can essentially create database mashups and allow developers to pull data together in unanticipated ways.
Some of his artists receive money from him up front, which can result, essentially, in his owning their work.
We see that all the investigated CNTs exhibit quantized transmission which can be essentially derived from their energy band structures.
The client/owner encrypts its transaction database (TDB) using an encrypt/decrypt module, which can be essentially treated as a 'black box' from its perspective.
The nanoconjugates showed cell viability response of over 90%% (i.e., non-cytotoxic), which can be essentially assigned to the approach used in this research.
There exist prediction strategies for each sequence xt−1 that can possibly be realised, which can predict essentially as well as the predictor in (mathbb {M}) that turns out to be best for that sequence "with hindsight" [19,30].
