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This was something that Facebook was considering as far back as 2008.

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The theories of Secchi and Koolhaas are considered as far as a new acceptance of void is concerned.

His privileged targets were Avicenna and Fakhr al-Din al-Razi whom he considered, as far as it was possible, even worse than Avicenna.

Any value of α could be considered as far as it was less than the value of the highest λ value.

For the expansion joint investigated, the sound field farther than about 35 m from the joint cavity center could be considered as far field in the range of 50 400 Hz.

An urban association has been considered as far back as 1963, when Acheson and Nefzger suggested a positive relationship between urban areas and ulcerative colitis (UC) [ 10].

The variable "advantageous inequality in Nash" is significantly negative in Table 5, indicating that players expect their opponents to be less often consistent even when the Nash-equilibrium would be to their (i.e., the opponent's) advantage – something which players themselves do not consider as far as their own consistency is concerned (see Table 4).

If you live in a country where injecting hormones into dairy cows to increase production is outlawed (such as in Canada and the United Kingdom), this is one less thing to consider as far as veterinary care is concerned.

In this study, to evaluate the distribution of response in far- and near-field earthquakes, two sets of records were chosen from PEER (2012) strong ground motion database with magnitude equal or >5 that recorded soil type I. Earthquakes with fault-to-site distance <15 km were considered as near-field, and higher than 15 were considered as far-field.

For the bandwidth request in between 2 standard deviations and 3 standard deviations more from the mean, this is considered as a far exceed in the norm, so 0.20 is given.

The most perceptible feature of this group is their prolonged dependence on mechanical ventilation (up to 7%to15%5% of intensive care unit (ICU) patients) [ 2]; however, chronic critical illness might be considered as a far more complex syndrome, characterized by physiological, metabolic, immunological, neuroendocrine and neuromuscular disturbances [ 1].

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