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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.
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