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To overcome this difficulty, we adopt a response surface method (RSM) for the solution of nonlinear equation system.

"Officials in the country's capital scrambled to arrange a cabinet meeting to be held Tuesday to adopt a response to the Twitter attack, while Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif said [his] country is ready to publicly provide an accounting of 'every detail' of U.S. aid it has received," Shaiq Hussain and Annie Gowen report.

In fact, it has been shown that rodents trained to find a target location on a plus maze initially use spatial strategies, but then after a few days adopt a response strategy.

Labour has yet to adopt a progressive response.

Just because its "illegal" does not mean that government should adopt a repressive response, let alone violent means to address it.

Experiment 2 outcomes indicate that participants tend to adopt a liberal response bias and are most sensitive to animate changes.

Advocates for this type of principles-based approach stress the flexibility that it gives for companies to adopt a tailored response to important tenets such as boardroom transparency, as opposed to responding more narrowly to prescriptive rules.

Regardless, some developers of automated systems seem poised to adopt a technological response: Their automated systems will simply refuse to operate unless all of the vehicle's occupants are wearing their seatbelts.

LONDON, May 30 (Reuters) -- The foreign ministers of the world's major industrial powers will meet in London on June 12 to try to adopt a joint response to nuclear tests in India and Pakistan.

The end of hostilities in Vietnam brought dynamic economic growth to the region in the 1970s, and resulting strengths within the organization enabled ASEAN to adopt a unified response to Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia in 1979.

The Indian statement came a day after the Foreign Ministers of the so-called Group of Eight nations -- Britain, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the United States and Russia -- announced that they would meet in London on June 12 to try to adopt a joint response to the nuclear tests by India and Pakistan.