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The discovery that VW had rigged emissions data was made by testing agencies in the US rather than the UK, even though the VCA is supposed to be among the best of its kind in the world.
In 1875 an important proposal for international cooperation in collecting scientific data was made by the German Explorer Karl Weyprecht, and the suggestion led to the establishment of the first International Polar Year, 1882 83, during which stations throughout the Arctic took observations and pooled the results.
An analysis of ground geomagnetic data was made by Araki et al. (1997).
The best fit for experimental data was made by assuming a reaction between divalent CMCD2− and Pb2+ and using the WATEQ activity coefficient formulation.
Statistical assessment of the data was made by Student's unpaired t test or ANOVA followed by Tukey's multiple comparison test using Prism software (ver. 7; GraphPad Software, San Diego, CA, USA).
InterMune's Goff writes that the request for his company's data "was made by a potential competitor" and concerned its only available product, pirfenidone, which treats a rare lung condition called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
The report revealed that 504,073 requests for communication data were made by public bodies last year – a staggering 1,381 a day – one request for every minute of last year.
These data are made by the user's mobile crowd terminal acquisition.Recommend computing center would make data mining and directly return the results to the data exchange center.
In practice, it is measured via complex experimental setups, and most of the interpretation of the available data is made by using the Nernst Einstein approximation.
Preliminary comparisons of theoretical predictions and experimental data are made by applying the isolated drop model predictions to swarms of drops in a Rotating Disc Contactor.
Validation and comparison of all the combustion cases with the experimental data were made by using the temperature distribution profiles and species concentration (O2, CO2, and H2O) profiles at the most intense combustion locations of the furnace.
