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Since the loss of the shuttle Columbia in 2003, because of damage caused by a piece of insulating foam that struck the left wing, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has taken painstaking care to analyze instances of foam falling off during liftoffs.

Through looking at some of Christopher's task responses and interactions, I analyze instances of both his use and disruption of mathematical practices.

Conclusions obtained for the two presented network instances are equal to those obtained for other analyzed instances.

For each of the analyzed instances, we performed a random allocation of 33 macro BSSs inside a 9.2 × 9.2 km2 SA (Figure 2a,b).

The rightmost vertical bars in Figure 8 indicate the monthly energy consumption of the RM and average consumptions of all analyzed instances while guaranteeing corresponding service rates.

We believe that such a number of obtained results and analyzed instances is enough to prove consistency of the proposed optimization concept.

Therefore, with this allocation approach, we want the analyzed instances to be as close as possible to the real UMTS networks.

They analyzed instances in which one of the playmates produced a neutral expression or a so-called open-mouth face (see video), which might be equivalent to the human smile.

As an example case, Figure 6 shows changes in instantaneous power consumption of a complete UMTS network for Instances 6 and 12. Changes are presented on hourly bases during 1 day and similar patterns have been obtained for other analyzed instances.

This is directly reflected in the values of monthly energy consumption presented for each of the analyzed instances in Figure 8. Reason why 12.2/384 kb/s voice/data service causes the highest monthly energy bill can be found in the necessity of activating the highest volume of network resources during one month to accommodate more demanding service rates.

To further investigate tool-selectivity, we analyzed instances of 'tool swapping' on those trials where subjects extracted more than one tool before their first probe for food.