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Table 4 illustrates the efficiency of the Algorithm 1, both from the points of view of number of iterations and cpu time.

Although many of the informal fallacies are also invalid arguments, it is in generally thought to be more profitable, both from the points of view of recognition and understanding, to bring their weaknesses to light through analyses that do not involve appeal to formal languages.

Do you think we would have been successful if we didn't have an operation that was not 100% and worked absolutely brilliantly?" United were unwilling to release any specific details about the treatment Hargreaves received, citing medical confidentiality both from the point of view of the club and the player.

The discussion of architecture is interesting both from the point of its expansive concepts to its detailed specificity at the point of physical implementation.

We explore the influence process both from the point of view of users and items, exposing strong signals of influence at the moment of social link creation and the generation of information fluxes over the existing links.

By contrast, when the size of the DA is exponential, simply considering all the possible distortions may not be a feasible solution both from the point of view of computational complexity and detection accuracy [11].

Especially in emerging countries they are becoming the dominant paradigm of the future urbanization, representing a sustainability challenge both from the point of view of energy and resource consumption, and from the point of view of climate change adaptation and mitigation.

This principle has been applied to β-peptides to create the β-peptoids and recently novel peptoid-type architectures were reported, such as the α,β-peptoids, arylopeptoids and N-hydroxy/alcoxy-peptoids. This account provides an overview of peptoids and related architectures both from the point of view of their synthesis as well as their conformational preferences.

Dampness and mold are complex problems both from the point of view of building construction and human health.

An expert panel, consisting of 4 midwives, 2 physicians and 2 methodologists (one statistician and one epidemiologist), discussed these items both from the point of content validity but also from the viewpoint of construct coherence.

This was perceived to be true both from the point of view related to recruitment costs and the fact that the existing health workers (lower cadre) are already used and immersed in the life conditions of remote areas.