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It gives a better prediction of the mean size of the product than a usual model of suspended bed based on the assumption of perfect size classification.

A usual model of LP for these sectors is the so-called product-mix problem, which we relate to a standard Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model in terms of the Directional Distance Function.

Along with the full probabilistic model of exposure, an adjustment was made to develop a "usual" model of exposure.

The outcome is very clear from a 'business as usual' model of burning more and more fossil fuels - a largely uninhabitable planet for our children in the lifetime of today's children.

When a singularity forms from gravitational collapse, the usual model of such a process involves the formation of an event horizon (i.e. a black hole).

These results of the present study offer a unique perspective on the usual model of PEM growth, and provide an alternative route for construction of PEMs with different architectures.

The news appears to confirm reports in July that Apple was gearing up to revisit how it sells its smartphones in the country, after finding it a challenge to replicate its usual model of selling through carriers with handset subsidies — not a typical route in Russia, and one that the carriers apparently thought came with too onerous conditions.

Some at the rally defied the usual model of a conservative entirely.

Fewer than one in 10 super-obese women accessed a midwifery led model of care or private obstetric care with the usual model of care being a hospital-based, medical model.

The usual model of prenatal care includes a set schedule of 12 pre-planned in-office visits with a physician or a certified nurse midwife (sometimes referred to as "providers" in this article).

At frequencies between the fundamental natural frequency and that of the second order mode of bending across the strip, the average radiation efficiency is found to be proportional to the structural damping loss factor, but differs from the results obtained from the usual model of the nearfield radiation from the forcing point of a rectangular plate.