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In this paper we describe work aimed at improving the DORIS Starec ground antenna phase center definition model.

These galaxies were selected from a survey centered on (by definition!) the Milky Way.

The dispute over whether the Census Bureau will statistically sample neighborhoods and estimate the population in 2000 moved today from the House of Representatives to the Federal courts, where arguments in this dispute over numbers centered on the definition of words.

This study introduces the reader to a "people centered" and multidimensional definition of the "smartness" of an ecosystem and to its bottom-up detection, that here has been specialized to the case of a learning ecosystem: a university campus.

Remaining questions on this enzyme are primarily centered on the definition of the precise chemical mechanism of the reaction and the structural basis for the ability of the enzyme to discriminate among similar protein substrates.

There will be provocative videos and installations centered the unattainable definition of beauty.

Nowadays, the international debates are more centered on the definition of the best computer-based patient record system than to know if it is needed.

Then, we extended the analysis to a random walk (RW) search, and thus considered a stochastic optimization approach centered on the definition of a distance that measures structural similarity between nodes.

Niemeier et al. [ 28] reported that the tumors with the IHC profiles ER HER2(3+) AR or ER HER2 AR may be MA tumors but it is likely that other MA tumors will be missed with this definition centered on AR IHC.

In some Member States, a definition centered only on formal bodies would not cover all individuals who should reasonably be seen as directors.

This again potentiates the need for clear development of a patient-centered definition of a generic medication.