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We take (T_{0}=I), the identity mapping on (mathbb{R}), and use the example given in Remark 1.3 as (T_{1}).

Without loss of generality, we consider two cell lineages and use the example in Figure 4 where the propensity profiles are translated from a table into the Euclidean plane.

Drawing on our own work and that of others, we will highlight the problems that arise when the concept is applied to complex interventions and use the example of programme theory to illustrate how researchers can develop alternative conceptualisations for indicators of change.

In the end, tutees will be able to run and use the examples to create their own interactive simulations.

Figure 3.10a shows a graph of the amplitude response of one case of this filter, obtained by plotting Eq. 3.5) for, and using the example settings,,, and.

11.22am BST Leveson says the problem is "when the story becomes so big, all the rules go out of the window... if it's big enough the story takes control", and uses the example of Christopher Jefferies.

Huggers suggests that a more achievable solution might be to bring external content into the existing iPlayer set up, and uses the example of ITV content living on the iPlayer but through the ITV domain at itv.com/iplayer.

NPR's Avi Wolfman-Arent wrote a story this week about how teachers are battling the onslaught of fake news that is reaching their students and uses the example of middle-school teacher Nick Gurol, who says his students think the Earth is flat because Irving said so on a podcast.

In line with this view, and using the example of externalizing disorders, Krueger and Piasecki [ 67] have suggested that a hierarchical spectrum model treats psychopathological variations as continuous and dimensional; and that the continuous variations are organized in a hierarchy.

To counter opposition rooted in religious texts, Mr. Magid and others use the example of Prophet Muhammad.

Halpern and Moses use the example of two generals who are planning a coordinated attack on a city.