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That moral dimension of the need to overthrow Saddam is of no interest to ultrapragmatists in the Security Council.

The second dimension of the need for growth is a more psychological one.

Indeed, this hypothesis also gets direct support from behavioral [1], [12], [22], [31], [32], ERP [33] [35] and fMRI [36] studies, by demonstrating that the irrelevant feature dimension (e.g., shape, orientation) is also encoded into VWM even only one target dimension of the objects needs to be maintained.

Recognized by the health care industry as the leader in so many dimensions of computerizing the needs of the hospital industry from their business offices to medical records.

You can't help wondering if it's not also because despite what I thought was a strong performance last night, the polls show Brown trailing and the group dimension of the Labour party needs to be asserted in the final days of the campaign.

In addition, the dimension of the cepstral coefficients needs to be reduced by removing the trailing dimensions for MI analysis with different feature dimensions, as shown in Table 1.

However, extra effort is required to obtain the correct real and imaginary combination of the mixing matrix since the real and imaginary parts of the mixing matrix are treated separately, leading to an increased computational cost due to the increased dimension of the matrix that needs to be processed.

In the Simon task, the task-irrelevant dimension of the target location needs to be processed before the task-relevant dimension of color can be processed.

Compared with HIV budding (see below), the ESCRT-III filaments in cytokinesis exist for a rather long time, maybe due to the larger dimension of the membrane that needs to be constricted.

The European dimension of the NCD burden needs to be fully realized, proper financial resources to public health programmes given, existing WHO resolutions, EU directives, previous relevant Council Conclusions implemented, acknowledge the important role of civil society and academia to be played in this regard.

Urban planners and policymakers prioritise issues concerning unemployment, overcrowding, decaying infrastructure and declining services, as these remain the more visible dimensions of the development needs of cities.