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The customized voices, AT&T scientists said, could even be based on archival recordings, bringing voices back from the dead.

'It *might* even be based on the WMO average of HadCRUT4, NASA/GISS and NCDC/NOAA.

This could even be based on valuation or transaction volume so as to protect small, bootstrapped startups.

Based on their Best Estimate of 0.57 I will be proposing 0.49". It *might* even be based on the WMO average of HadCRUT4, NASA/GISS and NCDC/NOAA.

In the case of information systems, interoperability means their capacity to integrate with other systems belonging to transport companies that operate in the same transport network, and could even be based on technological products made by different manufacturers.

Ken Weiss emphasized this in a discussion of the importance of niche construction and behavior-driven evolution when he concluded that "local divergence can be achieved by behavioral sorting by which organisms find or modify local niches according to their abilities, but this need not involve fitness differences nor even be based on genetic inheritance" (Weiss 2004, p. 203).

And even that was based on a Noël Coward play Cavalcade, set in 1931.

The N.C.A.A. compiles the best numbers, but even these are based on just a sampling of colleges and universities.

But the show sent out for next summer had a clear message, even if was based on the now-antiquated spirit of colonialism.

This theory, which predates even Charles Darwin, is based on the very different anatomies of cattle found in Europe and the Middle East, compared with those from India.

The complex rules, he thinks, are useless and even counterproductive, being based on arbitrary decrees (themata) laid down by the professionals.