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He added: "I have arranged meetings with Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service Chief Fire Officer for January when we can further discuss the county's requirements.
From the distinguishing features of the structures in LES group and the simplified atomic interaction model Equation 7, we can further discuss the surface reconstruction qualitatively.
On the basis of the ethnic cultures in Qinghai, we can further discuss the connotation of "harmony in diversity" in the relationship between ethnic groups.
For links connecting agents which are already in the same connected component we can further discuss the network distance, or path length between two agents.
On the page, users can further discuss the topic, contribute tags or add the page to their favorites or bookmarks (example page for a discussion thread on WISH 2010).
After constructing the thermogenic model as a function of time (Eq. 19), we can further discuss the thermogenic characteristics of BA, such as the thermogenic capacity of the mitochondrion and the limiting factors for BA thermogenesis.
While the variables used in this study, such as age, gender, marital status, ethnic background, education, occupation and material deprivation category based on purchase power are relatively easy to measure and can be considered as valid, the validity of SRH and differential reporting can be further discussed.
Further schematic schemes can be provided to further discuss the directions in which the preferred approach can be enhanced.
Because information hiding located on the frequency domain of an image can increase the security, we further discuss the frequency domain LSQb information hiding algorithm for quantum image based on quantum Fourier transform.
As you can see in the new Discussion, we acknowledge that both features can be considered task-relevant, and further discuss why variability may decrease in one and increase in the other given their relation to reinforcement.
At this talk, Jieun will discuss her recently published book and further discuss how students can think about and act on their interest in improving human rights in North Korea.
