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Reduction based on observability and controllability considerations, via balanced realizations, gives the most accurate reduced model.

To tackle this problem which happens in Spark, Iterative MapReduce applies the ideas from database systems to eliminate the low-level systems considerations via the abstraction brought by the relational model.

Length considerations via a variable such as (n−1)/n, (n  =  length of oligonucleotide sequence) were reported earlier to account for the decrease in Tm with decreasing length of the oligomer [47].

The strategy takes the status of the electricity grid into consideration (via grid thresholds) and aims at both favouring self-consumption of the electricity produced from renewables and minimizing the negative impact of local power generation on the grid operation.

We also demonstrate an application of graphing by investigating the use of BIM to explore automated infrastructure security design and consideration via red-teaming.

But the skill may not be in its final form at this point – the company says it's still open to feedback from users, which can be sent in for consideration via email ([email protected]).

Attitudes resulting from careful consideration via the central route are more predictive of conation and behavior (further information searching and travel intentions) than those formed via the peripheral route.

The key to answering this question lies in the discovery of the set of proteins that bind to proteins under consideration via the domain containing the SNP.

Other studies - such as commercial contract research, investigator-initiated, commercial-collaborative studies or academic studies funded by overseas governments or charities - require formal consideration via an adoption process.

Questionnaire items not reaching consensus were re-distributed to experts for re-consideration via a second and a third and final round of questionnaires where necessary.

(J.S. Mill would later borrow from these considerations — partly via intermediaries such as von Humboldt — to form the core of his case for freedom of thought and expression in On Liberty).