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Kentaro Hagiwara of Japan was given the Sundance/NHK International Filmmaker Award, a $10,000 prize based on past work and the script for a follow-up movie; Mr. Hagiwara previously directed a short film called "Super Star" and his next project is a coming-of-age romance called "Spectacled Tiger".

Based on past work, they're also dubious that sources of methane such as landfills and leaky pipelines will be equipped to capture the gas before it escapes into the atmosphere.

As described in the Introduction, we modeled SAT for sequential movements based on past work [22] [27] for single movements.

Based on past work indicating that the size limit for linkage was between 50 60 kb, the Trap genomic fragment was chosen for linkage.

Based on past work by the APHENA investigators and extensive sensitivity analysis, we developed uniform approaches for first-stage (within-city) analyses of the time-series data used in previous reports.

Based on past work in other samples, we hypothesized that adverse structural brain changes (e.g., greater WMH, smaller total and regional brain volume) would be associated with greater sleep disturbances in HF due to their known role in sleep regulation.

My criteria to select the artists was based on past works, experience in curating shows, body of work and personal accessibility.

The isolate and dose of IHNV was selected based on past challenge work in Sockeye Salmon to initiate acute IHNV disease in the population (K.A. Garver, unpublished).

This strategy, based on past research works in text retrieval, is suitable for the context of batch learning, when a large training set can be built either by using a strong prior knowledge of data semantics (like for textual data) or with an expensive off-line pre-computation.

These outcomes likely result from the underlying assumption that activity transitions in our model occur through escape [25, 26], based on past experimentally constrained work modeling turtle motor CPGs [5], and alternative transition mechanisms should be considered if these predictions are falsified in future experiments.

Based on past and present experimental work, it is concluded that effects of bioturbation on carbon diagenesis from manipulated laboratory experiments cannot be directly extrapolated to in situ conditions.