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She argues in Death and Life, for instance, that one of the paradoxical advantages of urban existence is privacy.

Motor system research has the advantage of the existence of extensive electrophysiological and anatomical information from comparative studies which enables cross-validation of new methods.

However, one shortcoming is that it does not take advantage of the existence of multiple equal-cost paths between source and destination nodes.

This suggests the advantage of the existence of common makeup water supply systems for mining districts with more than one mineral processing plant.

Furthermore, the possibility of taking advantage of the existence of high solar radiation flux (which allows high temperatures associated with low ambient temperatures), means that the main ingredients necessary to achieve acceptable thermal efficiencies without harmful emissions exist.

The goal is to run several threads in each node, thereby taking advantage of the existence of two processors on every single node.

That is, (s^{g}_{1}) takes advantage of the existence of the group formed by the bad health disposition agents to get a more favourable deal from the planner.

Taking advantage of the existence of 30 years of newsreels archives were filmmakers who made early sound era documentaries.

We next investigated the function of dLRCH in vivo, taking advantage of the existence of a single representative gene in Drosophila.

Taking advantage of the existence of a single LRCH gene in flies, dLRCH, we explored its function in cultured cells, and show that dLRCH act to stabilize the cell cortex during cell division.

In this study we took advantage of the existence of a good commercial IgG-ELISA kit to develop a 2-D classifier, using IgG levels and self-reported days of symptoms from a cohort of 109 patients with well-characterized primary or secondary dengue infections.