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Depending on the convergence thresholds and basis sets used, this can be a factor of 2-5 faster for medium-sized systems.
Small and medium-sized parasites are usually oval or rounded in shape; they may, however, assume a somewhat piriform shape momentarily.
For medium-sized problems, it can be used within a more complex strategy to obtain even better results.
We also discuss the formation of medium-sized irregularities and show that they are closely connected to striations.
We have discussed the formation of seed medium-sized irregularities in the vicinity of striations.
These patches included a dense array of fibers and some small- to medium-sized neurons.
Inter-regional networks can be regarded as a strategy of the medium-sized businessmen to compete with the bigger and more dominant players.
Distributed team design in small- and medium-sized enterprises degrees of participant engagement, and floor control strategies.
Oocytes were aspirated from medium-sized follicles (3-6 mm in diameter) with an 18 gauge needle fixed to a 10 ml disposable syringe.
These are the systems most often used in medium-sized laboratories.
Based on our results, we conclude that occlusion of small to medium-sized ducts using coils appears to be effective.
In this case a medium-sized holding means a range of between 5 and 50 hectares.
First, near forest edges, fewer small (10-15 cm dbh) and more medium-sized (20-30 cm dbh) trees died during the post-drought interval than expected.
Labelled cells were also seen in these centers, and they typically had large to medium-sized somata with one to two labelled dendrites (not shown).
Therefore, along a lower tree diversity, less predator saturation year-round and lower seed survivorship among dispersed medium-sized seed species may have occurred.
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