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A proximate decoupling method is applied to linearize the constraint.
A proximate analysis of coal is also performed before the actual experiments, Table 1.
A proximate inference algorithm is proposed through defining a reweighting strategy which has considered label agreement and label proportions.
A proximate explanation for the choice of females was also offered, based on the tuning of ears around 4 kHz [12].
A proximate model for temporal polyethism must explain two phenomena: the generation of caste-specific physiology and the adaptive mechanisms by which transitions between castes are controlled.
A proximate view that assumes uric acid is merely a metabolic byproduct neglects the important possibility that high uric acid levels may also offer fitness advantages.
The vessel, the Kang Nam 1, eventually turned around on its own, and she called China's pressure a "proximate cause".
The Black Lives Matter movement arose, in a proximate sense, against the backdrop of targeted police brutality.
We stayed away from Mark Duggan, posing with fingers in a silly revolver pose, as a proximate cause.
Instead, a proximate Sunday was observed as a "day of dedication" during the span of the war.
It is the voice of a funny, cross, feeling man with a poetic streak a mile wide and a proximate eye for the wonders of sex and death.
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