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Even though Happer, a physicist, has published exactly one paper that discusses climate change, he is apparently the top choice of the GOP to discuss "the ability to present data and information that can guide global warming solutions in a sometimes fierce political landscape".

To fairly discuss the ability of internal measures to validate the quality of different types of stream clustering algorithms.

Under this condition, 10,000 experiments are simulated to discuss the ability to resist errors in memory channels of TMR and NCMR, respectively.

Analytic and FE simulations were compared with the experimental results to discuss the ability of methods to be used as an industrial approach.

For comparison we perform each of the discussed techniques on the same diffraction pattern, obtained using standard electron diffraction techniques, and discuss the ability of each to allow for the unambiguous determination of chirality within experimental uncertainties.

Finally, we discuss the ability of an n-type barrier made of the InAs/AlSb super-lattice to prevent hole diffusion and to improve the R0A characteristic of these detectors.

Gonzalez-Garcia et al. (2008; hereafter referred as GG08) discussed the ability of the IceCube Neutrino Detector to distinguish the realistic radially heterogeneous density profile (the density profile of PREM (Dziewonski and Anderson, 1981); ρPREM) from the homogeneous Earth density profile (ρhom).

The term was originally introduced in 1978 by Premack and Woodruff (1978) in an article that discussed the ability of chimpanzees to infer mental states that are not directly observable (for example, intentions, knowledge or beliefs) and that can serve to predict the behavior of others.

And we know that this does not mean supporting the people, rather it means supporting stability," a colleague said, in discussing the ability of the American administration to provide support for democratiation.

Throughout this paper we discussed the ability of the virus to eradicate the tumor in the context of our mathematical model that aims to describe oncolytic virus growth in relatively simple settings.

First, as discussed, the ability to identify patients who truly changed during the follow-up period was subjective, as no 'gold standard' exists for patients with heart failure.