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By retrieving and utilizing data on usage generated by customers, different classes of value creation (i.e., providing value, adaptive value, and co-creative value) may work together.

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Then several studies appeared; see e.g. [4, 8 10], with different classes of boundary value problems.

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The main steps of this work were: (1) the choice of parameters relevant to landslide hazard zonation, (2) the analysis of binary interaction between parameters, (3) the weighting of interaction importance, (4) the rating assignment to different classes of parameter values and (5) the final computation of an "Instability Index" (I.I).

As a consequence, the clusters of snapshots, which were related to different classes of FEB values, are postprocessed using the P-SaMI data pattern to select the receptor conformations and, thus, to reduce the complexity of the FFR model.

Recently, many researchers have given some Lyapunov-type inequalities for different classes of fractional boundary value problems (see [4 10]).

Since processes of renewal may be lineage-dependent, understanding the embryonic origins of different classes of olfactory neurons has distinct value.

Different classes of traffic will need different values for B i.

Although these authors considered the amount of WHO fibers, associated with a 5 μm length limit, others defined different classes of length distribution with limit values generally close to 5 μm.

In particular, the discrete Model 3 of Yang [37], that allow for K = 2 different classes of ω (without restrictions for the value of this parameter) best fit the data, and suggests that ∼85% of SLC2A4 codons evolved under strong purifying selection (ω≈0.007) and ∼15% under a weaker purifying selection (ω≈0.506, Figure 5).

Figure 5 shows the mean fitnesses in each simulation for the different classes of offspring-mother combinations for each value of n for which there were at least 10 simulations (i.e., 1 ≤ n ≤ 4).

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