The model was evaluated by using Jack-knife cross-validation and by comparison of the predicted core feeding area with results from historic field surveys.
The mean foraging range for Cape gannets from Mercury Island (103.5 ± 35.4 km) was only partly included; core feeding activities took place within the NIMPA boundaries.
This time frame was judged possible as most messages to patients are very brief entailing the core feed-back that the homework was successfully completed and the next treatment module is accessible.
The instruments to assess recommended infant and young child feeding practices were developed in accordance with the WHO core feeding indicators using a food frequency questionnaire (FFQ), recalling the number of times a food or drink item was consumed during the last 24 hours [ 3].
In turn planners hope that the neighborhood's growing office and residential core will feed area businesses.
Among those core "News Feed Values" that the company listed was "You Control Your Experience" and the promise that, through your actions — such as hiding posts from a particular person — the service would figure out "what content is most important to you".
It is, at its core, a feed reader with a dead simple interface.
While Facebook eventually re-architected its core News Feed experience for the mobile world, Snap reimagined the use case of teens who grew up on mobile phones, and how they would use phones/cameras to document their lives.
He had a deep moral core, which fed his belief in the rule of law and the need for strong safeguards to protect people from wrongful conviction.
Mietlicki-Baase EG, Ortinski PI, Reiner DJ, Sinon CG, McCutcheon JE, Pierce RC et al. Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor activation in the nucleus accumbens core suppresses feeding by increasing glutamatergic AMPA/kainate signaling.
Based on phenomenological observations it is further speculated that varying energy generated in the core is fed into the system on time scales indicative of pressure waves, global resonant acoustic oscillations, which by superposition of amplitudes will result in varying periodicities ranging from e.g. minutes to years.
