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There may be other college visits, each of which needs specific approval from Washington.

A similar paradoxical common interest among rivals happens in domestic political conflicts, in the form of the affinity of the political extremes of left and right, each of which needs the other to justify its own existence.

Water resources are governed by a multitude of factors, including legal, regulatory, economic, hydrologic, social, and others, each of which needs to be taken into account in crafting solutions.

Specifically, a set of projects, each of which needs to be finished over a project development cycle, are to be assigned to a group of identical engineers over a discrete planning horizon.

The effect of fiber curliness on the percolation behavior is incorporated in the current model by using 3-D arm-shaped fibers, each of which needs five independent geometrical parameters (i.e., three coordinates for its vertex and two orientation angles) for its identification.

"Modern language departments are expensive relative to others because they operate as a conglomeration of small units, each of which needs a certain level of staffing," says Katrin Kohl, a professor of German at Jesus College, Oxford, and director of the Oxford German network.

BAA had not anticipated that the airplanes parked at 195 stands around the airport would be surrounded by so much snow, 30 tons from each stand, all of which needs to be cleared away, he said.

The bullet had travelled on into his guts and had made twenty distinct holes, each of which needed to be sewn closed to prevent peritonitis.

After negotiations between the medical society and hospital systems, each of which needed to agree to assume some of the financial risk associated with the project, came up $17 million short of the $38 million the medical society had budgeted, the project was put on hold.

This shift in thinking about chicken likely is in part a legacy of last year's beef price hikes, which resulted in an influx of chicken sandwiches, each of which needed differentiation.

Only two repetitions were achievable since the ASSESS program is available as a GUI implementation instead of a command line version and since a single iteration of the cross-validation experiment alone involves a total of seventy training-test set pairs (five folds times fourteen datasets) each of which need to be aggregated at pathway-level by the ASSESS and all other methods.