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This argument is developed on the basis of examples of catalysts that are less complex structurally than typical industrial solid catalysts; the examples include metal complexes bonded to supports, through tethers or metal oxygen bonds, and crystalline porous materials such as zeolites.

Twardowski's aim is to defend this claim against those who argue that truth is relative on the basis of examples of elliptical sentences (such as 'I don't'), sentences with indexicals ('my father is called Vincent'), sentences of general form ('radioactivity is good for you'), and sentences about ethical principles ('it is wrong to speak against one's own convictions').

Designers might provide a starter list of criteria, to which students can add and modify, or they might encourage students to develop their own criteria based on studying better and worse examples, such as developing criteria for good models on the basis of examples of better or worse models (Rogat, Witham, & Chinn, in press).

The application of the model proposed is illustrated on the basis of examples studying the influence of individual parameters on the stress state as well as the influence of the volume fraction of different phases at the microscale on the effective material behavior.

It is the basis, for example, of his many "skyspace" installations around the world.

That was the basis, for example, of treating the best part of the inequality in life expectancy between women and men as not unjust.

This is at the basis, for example, of the differentiation of store formats (i.e., megastores, supermarkets, convenience stores, discounts) and locations (shopping malls, residential area, downtown, etc.; however, their internet sales are also becoming very relevant).

The presence of a giant plasmid involved in the synthesis of a potent macrolide toxin forms the basis, for example, of the unique pathogenic properties of M. ulcerans, the causal agent of Buruli ulcer [26].

A conceptual model for fluvial systems of this type has therefore been built on the basis of outcrop examples and a consideration of the controls on sedimentation.

On the basis of these examples, we judged that analysis of existing health care databases might be useful to study the association between MPH use and long-term adverse events.

Thus, the 2D power spectrum of an image is represented by a point s in the space spanned by a given set of basis spectra W. Examples of the calculated 2D power spectra for each image category are given in Figures S1 and S2.