The hotel, called direct, quoted a rate of $57 a person (based on two people in a room), including buffet breakfast, service charges and taxes.
With one touch, we could suddenly call a taxi, direct a taxi, rate a taxi and pay a taxi — or rent an igloo, rate an igloo and pay for an igloo in Alaska.
But the new direct measurements yield a rate of 73.24 (±1.74) km/sec/Mpc, an uncertainty of only 2.4percentt, clearly incompatible with the Planck predictions, Filippenko said.
RIBs will be produced by proton induced fission on a UCx multi foil direct target at a rate of 1013 fps, more than one order of magnitude larger than the currently available beam intensities.
Ions were introduced into the ion source via direct injection at a rate of 1 μL min 1.
Each of these three conditions is a sufficient condition for the direct use of a rate function f as the propensity function.
Each of these assumptions constitutes a sufficient condition for the direct use of a rate function as the propensity function and applies, in principle, to GMA as well as other systems.
Over all, the county has about 28 million square feet of office space, 15 million of that Class A with a direct vacancy rate of 21 percent, Mr. Donnelly said.
Modeling the cofactor as a condition which spreads as a direct rate, instead of a density-dependant contact rate, would allow the model to take into account cofactors such as malnutrition or genetic variability, for example.
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