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Results were obtained for different combinations of heating and cooling periods expressed as weighting factor in utility concept, ranging from 20% to 80% for both type of GHXs.

Much academic work about social sustainability focuses on defining and theorising the multiple and fluid interpretations of the concept, ranging from philosophical and political ideas of human rights, wellbeing, equality and social justice, to related ideas of community social capital and empowerment.

The various schools of thought that have elaborated on the concept of vulnerability focus on different conceptual elements of this concept, ranging from the direct outcome of a hazard to the influencing societal conditions, such as exposure, susceptibility, coping capacity, power relations, and social capital (Chambers 1989; Chambers and Conway 1992; Bohle et al. 1994; Wisner et al. 2004).

Later finishing moves expand upon the concept, ranging from regurgitating acid upon the opponent to leaping upon their body and gnawing the flesh from their skulls.

The next eight common paired co-occurrences for the literature concept (ranging from 12%-9% likelihood) also include two of the previously noted least common reasoning concepts: similar and compared.

He flooded the company with concepts ranging from agriculture to medicine, but in the end found himself drawn to the problems of office life.

The SF-36 measures 8 health concepts ranging from physical to mental health, and scale scores range from 0 to 100.

Related to complexity, there is a wide diversity of concepts, ranging from "systemic" to "complex", implying a need for a unified terminology.

Faculty at MIT across several departments and schools have also created innovative new product concepts ranging from sweat-responsive sports apparel advanced by Professor Hiroshi Ishii's group to design of self-folding strands of multi-material fibers by Professor Skylar Tibbits.

More and more reality show formats have been purchased by every network, with concepts ranging from a woman going around chained to men she may or may not want to date, to a contest among a group of pudgy aspirants based on who can lose the most weight.

Both parabolicity and stochastic completeness have been the subject of a systematic study which led to discovering not only sharp geometric conditions for their validity but also an incredible rich family of tools, techniques and equivalent concepts ranging from maximum principles at infinity, function theoretic tests (Khasʼminskii criterion), comparison techniques etc.