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They were sampled according to the dimensional structure of the Natural Color System (NCS) (Hård & Sivik, 1981), although they were actually chosen from the Munsell Book of Colors, Glossy Series (Munsell, 1966), and translated into CIE xyY coordinates to generate them on our computer using the Munsell Renotation Table (Wyszecki & Stiles, 1967), as described in the Appendix.

Some patients have only a few providers to choose from and for some patients the number of providers they can actually choose from is limited because of, for example, language difficulties [ 2, 3, 16, 48, 65, 102].

D s sums up two terms: the first one measures the expected single-hop transmission delay from s to its forwarders and the second one, the expected delay of the path from the actually chosen forwarder to the sink node.

I'm not sure I'd actually choose to cook from my copy: scallops stewed for 60 minutes or mint sauce made with a quarter of a pint of vinegar to four dessertspoons of mint make the contemporary palate wince.

In either case, it is the mobile node that actually chooses another PoA from its PoA-List and reconnects to the corresponding GW.

It's an antiquated system that was intended to stop ordinary people from actually choosing the president.

Few, admittedly, actually chose to detach themselves from the leisurely pace set by Ramon Dominguez, largely being trapped behind less competent runners.

So what's Venus' payoff for P*? We've got her payoff for both her pure strategies, so her payoff from actually choosing P* is what?

OK, so if you integrate d rho, d phi, d theta, it means that you are actually slicing your solid into little pieces that live, somehow, if you set an interval of rows, OK, sorry, maybe I should, so, if you first integrate over rho, it means that you will actually choose first the direction from the origin even by phi and theta.

While the NEA manages the nomination process for the award each year, the president actually chooses the recipients based on recommendations from the National Council on the Arts, the NEA's presidentially appointed and Senate-confirmed advisory board.

It is therefore encouraging that nearly half the pupils in this school, far from being just neutral, actually chose a positive color to describe their mood.