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Specifically, an architectural mapping between a model of walking in insects and the piezo motor is proposed.
Accordingly, we propose a forecasting strategy that involves switching between a model of interest and the benchmark model, based on observations of their recent past performance.
As Lukasik shows, this tension between a model of character grounded in the fluid performances of the self and one grounded in the permanent features of the face would continue to shape not only the representation of social distinction within the novel but, more broadly, the practices of literary production and reception in nineteenth-century America across a wide range of media.
Our constraints on the growth rates of structure in the Universe at different redshifts serve as a useful probe, which can help distinguish between a model of the Universe based on dark energy and models based on modified theories of gravity.
Phillip J. Ivanhoe has nicely captured this point by contrasting the views of self-cultivation for Mengzi and Wang Yangming as the difference between a model of development and a model of discovery (Ivanhoe 2002).
(B ) A difference map (blue mesh) was calculated between a model of the CtpS filament calculated from the fit crystal structure and the EM structure.
One liberal Orange County blogger credited Gebre with transforming the federation "from an afterthought between Los Angeles and San Diego to a model of organization and labor strength throughout the state".
Defense cooperation between the United States and Israel is a model of success and it must be deepened.
The ellipsis between chapter two and three is a model of how a simple change of point of view can eliminate pages and pages of laborious exposition.
Non-slipping adhesive contact between mismatched elastic spheres: a model of adhesion mediated deformation sensor.
Nothing should be stranger in our way of living and allowing for a mutual exchange of ideas between our communities, than a model of parallel lives, shielded beneath an illusion, which in reality is of mutual ignorance.
