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In addition, a direct scattering center analysis function has been included, which gives relatively simple and intuitive way to discriminate problem areas in design stage when comparing with conventional image-based approaches.
In contrast to the pulsed laser ablation in liquid using a focused laser beam, which has been widely studied, PLIL irradiating source particles dispersed in liquid with an unfocused laser light which gives relatively mild reaction conditions [17, 18].
To illustrate the usefulness of the framework, a value system is adopted which gives relatively high weight to ethical considerations.
Cut back on work which gives relatively little benefit for the time invested.
Access to current market information improves producers' selling price, because market information helps producers to analyze the price difference in their locality and the nearby main market that increases probability of choosing retailers and consumers which give relatively higher price to producers.
Similarly in the MCP water cluster, the 5th and 8th solvents, which gave relatively large contributions, are at the close distance to MCP.
Which gives a relatively short timeframe for the parliamentary scrutiny process.
The M-A model structure and its contents are designed using the XML language which gives a relatively comprehensive description of agricultural remote sensing monitoring data and the Grid environment.
To prevent dehydration, tammars urinate less and reabsorb water from the distal colon, which gives them relatively dry feces.
At its peak in 2008, Citigroup's assets were around $2.5 trillion (under US GAAP accounting, which gives a relatively low estimate for derivatives' exposure) -- we can call that over 15percentt of GDP.
In addition to ipRGC cells, additional contributions by medium wavelength cones as found in animal investigations are also supported by later independent measurement of the light-induced human melatonin suppression which gives a relatively broad peak from 460 to 500 nm [ 6, 7].
