Provided the sub-sequences do not interfere with each other, the result is faster execution.

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Another is interference: too many femtocells in close proximity could interfere with each other, or with existing mobile networks.

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This means that, as more streams of data are added, they interfere with each other in very complex ways.

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When two such adjacent light waves overlap, they interfere with each other, creating the appearance of a smaller one.

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But the scan and the treatment cannot usually be done at the same time, because they interfere with each other.

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They are especially worried that Galileo's transmission frequencies will overlap those of the revamped GPS: the two systems might interfere with each other.

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An operating system to manage batteries would work much like an operating system for your computer or cell phone: it coordinates the communications between the hardware and the apps to make sure the various programs, such as those for taking photos and browsing the Internet in the case of cell phones, are running well and do not interfere with each other.

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Long-standing hostilities interfere with the ability of individuals to see each other clearly, leaving them to judge each other according to established stereotypes and prejudice.

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Sometimes, the parties just have to agree to disagree, but they should agree not to get upset with each other and not to allow their differences to interfere with work.

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