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Our proposed method can lead to fast landmark detection with a reduced computational complexity using a low-variance resampling, which result that the sensor data measurement is kept outside of the main process loop during estimating the locations of the landmark.

Let's take a short trip through the past few days, in which result — that bugaboo "harm" — of the NSA's actions has been material.

The noise power after matched filtering for MIMO radar is K times that of PA which results that the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of PA is K times that of MIMO radar.

The fluorescence quenching is possibly attributed to the complexation action between the isothiocyanate group of FITC and Fe3+, which resulted that FITC molecule was away from the field enhancement region of Au1Ag4@SiO2 NPs (Fig. 1).

By applying negative bias (V < V RESET) on the Cr TE, the oxygen vacancies attracted toward the TE and stored into the CrO x layer, which results that the filament is broken (Fig. 5b).

In the non-dedicated CCC based protocols, there is no dedicated CCC in the CWNs, which results that the control packets will be exchanged over multiple unlicensed channels [26, 27, 35, 46, 56].

This is because the spatial reuse efficiency can be significantly improved, which results that the interferences among SUs can be reduced and more SUs can access the spectrum simultaneously.

In [32 36], unfortunately, reaction-diffusion terms were omitted in the deductions, which result in that the criteria of obtained stability do not contain the diffusion terms.

In a blow to anti-Islamist factions, Libya's highest court has ruled that general elections held in June were unconstitutional and that the parliament and government which resulted from that vote should be dissolved.

That methanol gets metabolized into formaldehyde in the body, which results in that UGH feeling.

John Lennon hired him as his personal photographer in the 1970s, which resulted in that picture of Lennon in the New York City shirt that your dad probably has framed somewhere.