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The disagreement leads us to conclude that Lakoff's (2012) idealized cognitive models i.e. arbitrarily derived concepts (of which blended learning might be one) are necessary if we are to function effectively.

Indeed, variation of anxiety symptomatology within populations can be better captured using a spectrum approach according to which anxiety is viewed as a continuum of severity encompassing normal as well as pathological behaviour, rather than a disorder based on an arbitrarily derived threshold [ 4, 5].

This has several advantages: (1) the basic time measure is not chosen arbitrarily but derived from the data itself.

A solution scheme based on the Taylor expansion of the DtN operator with respect to the Floquet exponent, whose order of convergence can be made arbitrarily large, is derived.

Arbitrarily, the plasma derived from blood centrifugation was divided in two equal fractions, PC-A and PC-B.

With the pairwise comparison, weights and priorities are not arbitrarily assigned, but are derived from a set of redundant judgments.

Moreover, simple analytical rules to extend results to arbitrarily complex networks are derived, as opposed to the usual approach that requires numerical estimation of moments.

The dorsal-specific expression of hbox12 was not arbitrarily assumed, but rather derived from previous results based on in situ hybridization (Di Bernardo et al., 1995, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 92, 8180-8184).

In this paper simple polynomial interpolation is used to derive arbitrarily high-order compact schemes for the first derivative and tridiagonal compact schemes for the second derivative (consisting of three second derivative nodes in the interior and two on the boundary) on non-uniform grids.

The exact characteristic equations for the non-conservative elastic stability of general elastic restrained non-uniform columns governed by a fourth order ordinary differential equation with arbitrarily varying polynomial coefficients are derived.

Admissible boundary conditions are derived for an arbitrarily laminated internally pressurized cylindrical shell of finite length, under the framework of Donnell's, Love Timoshenko's and Sanders' kinematic relations, and the CLT (based on Love's first approximation theory).