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The paper presents two contributions in the context of the numerical simulation of magnetized fluid dynamics.
By reviewing the existing design principles of online communities, we also provide examples to illustrate how unique genes inspire new design suggestions for encouraging user contributions in the context of mobile and situated crowdsourcing.
Although substantial progress has been made toward genome-wide annotation of mammalian enhancers, their temporal activity patterns and global contributions in the context of developmental in vivo processes remain poorly explored.
Our aims in this introduction are, firstly, to place these contributions in the context of the historical foundations of argumentation in AI and, subsequently, to discuss a number of themes that have emerged in recent years resulting in a significant broadening of the areas in which argumentation based methods are used.
Grant's statement walked back some of the concerns Hoyer had expressed earlier Tuesday, when he told reporters that he had "some serious questions as to what implications there are if somehow we consider political contributions in the context of awarding contracts".
Islamic Networks Group INGG) is a non-profit organization that counters prejudice and discrimination against American Muslims by teaching about their traditions and contributions in the context of America's history and cultural diversity, while building relations between American Muslims and other groups.
The effect is non-additive, i.e. the intensity drop due to GGG is inconsistent with the decomposition into GG-contributions in the context of all triple-motifs.
This F-ratio test is a useful statistical tool for the analysis of gene-gene interactions and represents a significant contribution in the context of the heritability that remains unexplained by single locus association studies.
29 This may be an important contribution in the context of comorbid diagnoses of depression and anxiety among women with chronic illnesses, given the high prevalence of somatic symptom burden and amplified chronic illness symptoms.
This intricate lattice of chemical and biological interactions makes interpretation of individual gene and enzyme contributions problematic in the context of aroma compound production as a whole (figure 1).
