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Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar (ISAR) is a coherent radar technique which may obtain images of noncooperative targets [5, 6].

CA was chosen as the polyhydroxy initiator due to its biological origin, which may obtain better biocompatibility for polymers incorporated with the CA moiety [25].

This is partly why such rules are tested in foraging societies because many of these strategies have response conditions which reflect conditions presumed to be present in the human evolutionary past, and which may obtain in foraging societies but not in modern societies.

The provided experimental simulations have verified the proposed algorithms as well as polar coding schemes, which may obtain more promising BER performance in the presence of either linear PA or nonlinear PA than LDPC scheme and which have a lesser decoding complexity than LDPCs.

Based on the quantitative and qualitative assessments, the 2.5% glutaraldehyde was proposed as a promising fixation solution both for observing morphology of both bacterial cell and surface ultrastructures, while the methonal/acetone mixture was the worst fixation solution which may obtain unreliable results.

Elections Canada has two-way data sharing arrangements with the electoral agencies of each province and territory except Saskatchewan and Yukon, from which it may obtain but to which it cannot send information.

"The US is by no means necessarily the only non-Council of Europe security service with which the UK intelligence services have a close working relationship, and from which they may obtain and use large quantities of intercepted communications and communications data," noted a second lawyer for the group.

Indeed, for the path-dependent Isaacs equations which is a typical example in our approach, it is still not clear what is the appropriate norm under which one may obtain Sobolev solution.

Notwithstanding, multiple other optimization approaches exist, with which one may obtain similar results.

Besides improving flood-magnitude estimates, this seasonal fractal analysis can suggest patterns through which one may obtain more fine-grained information about regional behavior of floods.

A Bayes-type result is presented for measures on general spaces from which one may obtain the almost sure directional continuity of a conditional measure from that of the corresponding unconditional one.