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Eventually, as the singular parameter (C m ) is increased sufficiently, new dynamics will be introduced, and the insights from the singular analysis are no longer valid.
As with forward distribution, we leveraged early (e-commerce) literature (see Sect. 3) and the insights from our interviews to inform a typology of OC backward distribution concepts.
Artists could use the intelligence of the Music Genome Project and the insights from listener thumbs to combine the fan bases of two complementary bands.
We have instead tried to ensure that players with any level of previous understanding of probabilities can build on this during play how they do this and the insights from the decisions they make can then be discussed in the debrief.
A two-dimensional finite-element analysis of solder nanoindentation creep has been used to compare creep measurement methods, and the insights from this analysis can be then implemented in commercial finite-element codes for creep behaviour prediction at the microscale in microelectronic solder joints.
Regardless of these factors, selective depletion of CSCs promises to pave the way towards more effective therapies [ 15] and the insights from Hirsch and colleagues bring us a significant step further towards this goal.
Strawson had a sense of the age of philosophical problems and of the insights from the great dead philosophers that need preserving and renewing.
Data is valuable — if you know how to access it and reap the insights from it.
Earlier this month, he soft-launched his app and cites the insights from his VC auction meeting as particularly helpful in focusing his company on the local market.
Work on other species, particularly on decapod crustaceans, is used to complete and contrast the insights from the insect model organisms.
To demonstrate the method, we focused on racial disparities in blood pressure in the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) (17) and compare the insights from this approach to the insights gleaned from a traditional "cutpoint" analysis of hypertension.
