Conventional UAPSs use chirp signals or FM signals, which are disadvantaged by low user number, complex implementation, and low utilization bandwidth.
In conventional infrared multilayer antireflection coatings (MLAR) materials of fluoride and chalcogenide types are used, which are disadvantaged due to their low mechanical strength and poor stability against humidity and environmental impacts.
Stopping open defecation will restore dignity of a community which has been disadvantaged and marginalized for centuries".
Orphanhood in Malawi 2004-2006 2007 - The purpose of this report is to identify the principal measurable ways in which orphans are disadvantaged, using an unusually rich body of survey data.
For example, in Bangladesh, local authorities are working with organizations such as BRAC, an international development NGO based in Bangladesh, which is targeting disadvantaged students left behind or pushed out from the formal education system.
I was personally delighted to see two nominations for Han Kang's Human Acts, which was doubly disadvantaged this year in being published back in January and overshadowed by Han's previous novel, The Vegetarian, which won the Man Booker International in the same month.
A cross-sectional, descriptive study was conducted in clinics serving two resource poor communities each of approximately 50 000 inhabitants which were historically disadvantaged in the apartheid era[ 14].
Is there any way in which the client could be disadvantaged when the lawyer is splitting profits with a nonlawyer?
Some scholars worry that the growth in multiracial applicants could further erode the original intent of affirmative action, which is to help disadvantaged minorities.
"The MoD is willing to pay out after 1987 and it makes me realise there are a large number of people being disadvantaged, which I think in today's society is a sad state of affairs.
