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The scheme offered here was used to characterize mostly monogenetic volcanoes; however the classification scheme may also be usable for other landscape features.
The 30‐cent tokens will also be usable in place of exact fare on buses of the New York City Transit Authority and the Manhat tan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority.
The results will not only be helpful in gaining a new anatomical understanding of the acetabular cartilage surface, but will also be usable in the construction of a precise 3D numerical model in simulation studies of the hip joint.
We extend the conventional Start-After-Complete (precedence) constraint to also be usable between replicas of different such tasks rather than only between entire tasks, thereby increasing the exposable parallelism.
However, such a solution should also be usable even when deployed only in a limited number of containers.
It must be compliant with the weather conditions such as rain, fog, or intense light reflection in sunny conditions; moreover, the system must also be usable at night.
Thus, the prediction algorithm correctly takes into account the uncertainty in hyperparameters in a Bayesian way and is also scalable to be usable for mobile sensor networks with limited resources.
They also need to be usable by scientists who determine the alert levels based on integration and interpretation of volcano observations and monitoring data.
Thus, widely used RhB-based labels can also be suggested to be usable as electrochemiluminescent labels in fully aqueous solutions in bioaffinity assays such as in immunoassays and DNA-probing assays.
Our system shall also be designed to be usable without any technical knowledge.
The selected markers proved to be usable also for pathological tissue (Fig. 1, open circles) since a high correlation (0.76<R2<0.92) existed between expression levels of the two markers for the four structures in >40 pathological kidney samples, and the slope of the regression lines for normal and pathological samples were not statistically different (0.1<t<1.3).
