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In this paper, the experimental response of four connecting systems having the same geometry but based on different innovative technologies (mono- and bi-component blind rivets, circular press-joints, self-piercing rivets) is shown.
If you have a suggestion ("buy more cows") and a counter suggestion ("sell all the cows") that are both reasonable, but based on different assumption ("the ability of cows to manage portfolio investments for our clients") then put those two contrasting thoughts and their reasoning in separate paragraphs.
But is our species really smart enough to figure out a communication system that may not only be at least as complex as our own but based on different acoustic principles and dimensions?
For the shorebird supertree we used strict Reduced Cladistic Consensus trees to summarise potential source trees that were from the same data set but based on different methods.
The cross-validation in this study was performed with Cerius2, a software providing tools for drug design similar to VolSurf, but based on different algorithms for statistical analysis, calculation of descriptors and prediction onto global models.
Our results are stronger than the previously reported positive association of PM with diabetes incidence from the SALIA study in the same region, i.e., the Ruhr Area but based on different air pollution assessments and a different study population (elderly women only) [ 14].
The ZenFone 5 and ZenFone 5Z have the same industrial design, but are based on different internal hardware.
Each approach measures variation in the same causal space, but is based on different theoretical representations of this causal space.
These results suggest that both palindrome cleavage and integration require a tetrameric form but are based on different mechanisms.
The phenotypes at both extremes of this continuum promote fast successful speciation, but are based on different mechanisms.
Rates of cure/improvement were higher: 48% [ 34] and 93% [ 47] but were based on different self-rated assessment scales, which may partly explain the discrepancy in outcome.
