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We coalesce these best practices into a new forecasting framework named Wavelet Frameworken Forecasting FrameWDDFF(WDDFF) that uses a combination of input variable selection and data-driven models to convert "boundary-corrected" wavelet and scaling coefficients into forecasts of a target process.
Efforts to coalesce these groups around concrete but compelling signature projects should accelerate the responsible implementation of genomic medicine in efforts to improve clinical care worldwide.
One young author is about to embark on a project which will coalesce these disparate forces into a publishing phenomenon which will sweep everything before it, revolutionizing "publishing, distribution, bookselling, author-publisher relations, copyright provisions, and fiction itself".1.1
This paper attempts to coalesce these two streams of thinking with particular focus upon inclusive planning processes which may improve arid and semiarid rangeland ecosystems using livestock as a solution to the problem of land degradation.
But this collection began to coalesce, these songs seemed to belong together more than any of the others.
Few studies, however, have attempted to coalesce these various data to identify canonical molecular signalling pathways.
The pen coalesced these into a single, dreadful assault on my well-being.
JSI at Princeton coalesced these three critical factors to prepare aspirational leaders as we begin to take ownership of our nation's laws, policies, and political context.
The next question, of course, is who will do the exciting work of coalescing these different areas of expertise?
The only organization of its kind in the United States, The Water Council is successfully coalescing these attributes into a powerful force that is garnering international recognition.
To learn more about creating an effective rivalry, Kishimoto read a variety of manga to gather ideas on what constituted such a rivalry, and he coalesced these ideal elements into one relationship.
