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In an e-mailed statement, Shell's president, Marvin Odum, called the study "a prime example of key groups — that may not have the exact same interests — working collaboratively and taking a science-based approach" to the methane problem.

Figure 6 shows an example of key mapping in a 2-d SHAM system, (X 1,X 2).

The integrated pharyngeal jaw apparatus in cichlid fishes is a classic example of key innovation enabling rapid species diversification and the invasion and colonization of broad adaptive zones in lacustrine environments [5].

The use of ICD-9 code surrogates represents one example of key criteria that would certainly create a pool of false- negative results in the ASAP output if not remedied.

Also included here are a few more recent examples of key European and American art – a Jeff Koons basketball exactly half-submerged in a fishtank stands near a huge Damien Hirst vitrine.

Here are some examples of key clauses that landowners have come to regret: FORCE MAJEURE Typically refers to natural disasters or other events that are beyond a company's control and can delay drilling plans.

Fig. 4 Examples of key poses retained for the Catch an object category Fig. 5 Examples of key poses retained for the Kneel category.

We summarize the technical details of the OASIS hardware and give preliminary examples of key observations.

Examples of key contributions so far focused on: a direct link between the computer program simulations and an improved learning performance is suggested (Ricci et al. 1996).

This article will provide an overview and examples of key scientific and regulatory considerations for the immunopharmacology and immunotoxicology assessment of vaccines and adjuvants.

The following sections go on to provide examples of key methods used in relation to specific materials, including polymers, metals and ceramics.