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This technique allows for creation of the so-called "Natural Heat Exchanger (NHE)" which moderates seasonal air temperature oscillations.
This allows for creation of a dataset containing "best-case" or "pure" pixels, which we used to test class separability in a multiyear cross validation framework applied to boosted decision tree classifiers trained on MODIS data subjected to different pre-processing treatments.
The new law allows for creation of embryonic stem cells, including those from cloned embryos, and establishes regulatory oversight on several levels, while explicitly prohibiting reproductive cloning.
The system allows for creation of big public groups, through Facebook – an early beta included a couple for Egypt – along with permission-based groups (prostate cancer survivors have launched one) and private groups, like corporations.
Application of the composition rule allows for creation of complex periodic patterns, however, frequent application of compositions increases the length of (mathcal {T}) and in the same moment reduces the total number of cycles.
This content is targeted for users between the ages of 10 and 18, and the Comeks Mobile Studios product allows for creation of the cartoons directly on the phone.
Other patents obtained by Sony and Microsoft allow for creation of miniature displays to go over users' eyes.
By selecting the "Customize" tile, users are able to add, multiply, or subtract variables, allowing for creation of more complex combined variables.
These modalities also allow for creation of three-dimensional representations that can be of considerable value in the dissemination of anatomical studies.
In addition to static images or movies, computer graphics allow for creation of naturalistic interactive three-dimensional models of the anatomy, where dynamic processes can be simulated and visualised, enabling the researcher to extract skeleton, organs, vascular structures, etc.
This allowed for creation of additional or "free" nodes when new emerging ideas or themes were identified.
