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Once we have combined all the resultant sets, we then defuzzify them (see section 3.4) to obtain a final result.
The most likely objection to abandoning the apostrophe is probably the resultant confusion between homographs (words of identical spelling).
The redundant actuators do not make any contribution to increase the resultant moment.
The definition parts of these clues are to the resultant two-word expressions, the other parts to the word to be entered.
Given that the strains are supposedly the same species, it might be anticipated that resultant crosses should remain viable over a significant number of generations.
The resultant digital image was subjectively similar to the real image viewed through the microscope eyepieces.
Figure 3 plots the welfare maximizing and individually rational storage capacities, and resultant welfare levels, for a range of certain water flows.
However, if the experiments that use this test have internal flaws, the resultant incorrect conclusions will appear deceptively convincing.
The missionary movement and resultant anticlericalism produced political conflict that extended well beyond the confines of the political elite.
The impact of these increases in individual synaptic events on larger networks and resultant action potentials has not been determined.
The resultant text is not only ' rehearsed ', but also contains carefully chosen details.
A resultant hollowed-out state comes to rely on new techniques of government.
The resultant themes were then crosschecked with the social researcher who had recorded field notes.
The resultant willingness to screen or be screened may have considerable impact upon the identi cation and management of type 2 diabetes in primary care.
However, the predictive power of the resultant regression model was poor (11%), and these variables appear to explain very little of the total variation.
The resultant factor structure following the rotation represents three neurocognitive functions.
The resultant decrease in the supply of skilled labor increases skilled wages and the effect on the capital stock may be positive instead of negative.
The resultant categories were then tabulated according to student age/gender and language learnt, together with perceived level of success.
The resultant flow of ideas is an important dimension of the process in which policy is made.
An electron experiences a ponderomotive force due to the resultant field of lasers and gains considerable energy.
The resultant field amplitude enhances due to the constructive interference, resulting in improvement to the electron energy gain compare to the former cases.
The electron experiences a force by the resultant field of the lasers and gains high energy during acceleration.
Our objective here is to investigate what kind of resultant state would be borne out from such interactions.
The performance of the resultant classifier is commonly evaluated using the data in the matrix.
The resultant embr yo was implanted in a separate gestational carrier.
There are numerous articles devoted to methods of field trial design and the statistical analysis of the resultant yield data.
The combination of these two patterns produces a resultant (umukonkonsho) upon which other structures such as the melody are built or performed.
Bleeding time is normal, as are hypoxemia and its resultant polycythemia.
The resultant child would thus share genetic heritage from both partners.
The resultant agar plates were rather hard and the cells were unable to move around on the surface of the plates.
First, the findings were based on parent report with all the resultant criticisms that accompany the use of parents as informants.
If the resultant behavior is exploitative, the term "deception" is applied.
Abnormal cortical migration and the resultant abnormal neuronal networks could both generate seizures in the neuronal migration disorders.
We take the real and imaginary parts of this equation and solve the resultant simultaneous equations.
The resultant tape recordings form the basis of the present study.
When tissues undergo ischaemia followed by the re-establishment of blood flow, leukocytes are key players in causing the resultant tissue injury.
Where the soils were unirrigated during the fallow period, the resultant soil drying gave no additional yield benefit to the subsequent sugarcane crop.
Resultant deviances for each test were compared, with the functional form exhibiting the lowest deviance being selected.
At such speeds, the resultant shock waves exceed the speed of compression waves in the materials (which result during an impact).
However, as obvious, such an eventuality can be assessed only ex post facto, by the means offered by the resultant state.
The resultant disruptions in trade and agriculture, and the depopulation of the countryside, left long-term scars.
The syndrome can often be linked to recurrent falls and resultant injury in elderly patients.
Figure 27 shows the change in momentum and the resultant force vectors.
The obstructive effect of the tumour with resultant nausea, vomiting, anorexia and weight loss may be managed by surgical procedures to bypass the obstruction.
In this way a comparison could be made between the two resultant subgroups.
Like a good actor, he must exploit the resultant tension creatively, by freshly interpreting the role in the light of his own personality.
The resultant smoke produced by destructors elicited complaints from local residents, who raised concerns for public health and threatened legal nuisance actions.
The resultant output identifies the direction of best fit, and a correlation coefficient that is a rough indicator of significance.
The resultant embryo then implants in the maternal environment.
When both components are present, the resultant flow field is complex and defies easy analysis.
Since the resultant optic flow fields defy easy analysis, the two components must be separated before the information in each field can be extracted.
The five resultant values were then averaged across all cells.
The resultant gas fragments were separated by gas chromatography and identified by mass spectrometry.
The active or passive nature of secondary characters may also influence the resultant discourse.
On a different level, we should notice that in nonstandard synthesis methods, frequency and timbre are usually the resultant of generated sample patterns.
In altering the vowel trajectories, naturalness was a great concern, and much of the alteration was by trial-and-error dependent on the resultant token's naturalness.
The resultant field accelerates the electron, injected externally at a certain angle d to the z-direction.
Consequently, when their interactions result in negative outcomes, the burden and resultant sanctions are on the latter.
The stative (12a) has only present temporal reference, whereas (12b) refers to the resultant state of a past getting-event.
The resultant number was consistent with what the model has produced.
The resultant volume is worthy of emulation for both its approach and its findings.
A direct singularity occurs when the branch resultant forces together do not span an external wrench.
The resultant redesign is checked to ensure none of the functional constraints are violated.
If noise is superimposed onto the weak input signal, the probability of the resultant input falling short under the lower threshold becomes larger.
In (4), the resultative phrase blue modifies the object wall and describes the resultant state of the wall.
Instead, they gave resultant readings to unaccusatives, suggesting that they made the unaccusative-unergative contrast in terms of the interpretations of the -teiru construction.
The resultant vector length, termed the orientation or direction bias, provides a measure of the degree of orientation and direction sensitivity of each cell.
The resultant values were averaged and then converted into retinal illuminance in trolands.
The bias in the distribution of relative preferred direction vectors was estimated by computing the resultant vector.
Infection may, in severe cases, result in pelvic adhesions, hysterectomy, and/or oophorectomy, with resultant loss or reduction in fertility.
The resultant direction will be the appropriate direction for the mobile robot to move forward.
The periodicity and geometry of the resultant atomic beams in the transverse plane have similar two-dimensional morphology as that of the interference pattern.
The resultant hedges must have been, to say the least, redoubtable.
Homozygous mice are viable and fertile ; however, detailed molecular characterization indicates that the resultant allele is not a complete null.
Spherulites formed from the resultant growth of confocally radiating clusters of granophyric intergrowths at widely dispersed nucleation sites.
Deposition of virus-antibody complexes in fine blood vessels in the skin and the resultant inflammatory response is the cause of the erythematous skin rash.
Thus, when the two features are unified successfully, the resultant feature node of massing has a new value for the feature orientation.
An insight into the representation of the resultant knowledge model is discussed through examples.
The resultant activations generated at the hidden neurons are then transmitted across the links connecting with the output neurons.
The salient components derived from the focus groups and the resultant responses became the focus of enumerator training.
The resultant clear and distinct effect of paintings in fresco made them ideal for didactic public painting.
The resultant electrostatic force would produce a siiiusoidal deformation on the jet surface of the prescribed frequency.
The associated values are merely resultants of their corresponding studies.
Then, instead of stresses in the shell body, stress resultants are considered.
With the initial goal atomic, the extracted resultants are program clauses: the partial deduction of the atom.
At which point the resultants can be extracted and give rise to the specialised program.
During the session, the group brainstorms to identify potential threats, vulnerabilities, and resultant negative impacts on data integrity, confidentiality, and availability.
A brief historical overview of supported employment was followed by a discussion of problems and resultant dissatisfaction associated with traditional segregated vocational services.
The resultant observation is asymmetric, but can be interpreted by association as symmetry in perspective.
The resultant perception of a court not wholly committed to the policies of the summer of 1640 was not unjustified.
The quantity of detail and the resultant record size will also affect the amount of time involved in the creation of a single record.
In addition, the resultant sludge can be used as fertiliser.
Banks provide a loan to deal with the resultant cash deficiency.
The resultant non-diapausing strain was used in the present experiment.
The resultant increase in the rate of yield gain and the cumulative impact on production could be very substantial.
The resultant externalities are closely linked with stock or contemporary externalities.
The resultant outcome could be described as a coordination failure.
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