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The simulation model is based on two novel Markov models for modeling passenger loads and headway fluctuations.

Here, we describe a series of such dyes based on two novel latent donors, naphthol and hydroxycoumarin.

Azarfar, S. Movahedirad, A.A. Sarbanha, R. Norouzbeigi, and B. Beigzadeh have proposed a perspective variant of low cost transient hot-wire device based on two novel features differing from conventional THW-instruments.

A forming limit diagram could be established as a result of using the modified Cockcroft criterion together with the limit strains obtained from the tensile tests based on two novel specimen designs.

TaxoPublish is using knowledge provided through a Customer Relationship Management system for predicting customers preferences, and knowledge of a Product Information Management system for performing taxonomic operations based on two novel types of taxonomic concepts.

The tracking of particles in the region close to the high-intensity beam of the COMPASS experiment at CERN is based on two novel types of micropattern gaseous detectors, the Micromegas and the GEM.

Based on two novels in Sophie Kinsella's bestselling series, it stars Isla Fisher as a New York financial journalist in search of romance and a bargain.

"Mr. and Mrs. Bridge," based on two novels by Evan S. Connell, never uses the word WASP (its setting -- Kansas City in the 30's and 40's -- would make the term anachronistic), but that's what Walter and India Bridge are.

Based on two novels by the Lithuanian author Grigory Kanovich and set in the early 1900s, it shows three old friends undertaking a slow-moving road trip from their shtetl to Vilnius, an odyssey of hardship and peril that gives rise to musings on the human condition, home, family and historical Jewish experience.

Williams was cast over Kate Hudson, Scarlett Johansson, and Amy Adams as Marilyn Monroe in My Week with Marilyn, a British drama film based on two novels by Colin Clark, depicting the making of the film The Prince and the Showgirl (1957).

We describe a comprehensive and statistically powered set of mouse studies designed to compare the performance of vectors based on seven novel AAV capsids.