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An added feature will be the inclusion of a common text element, which will be translated across all languages, to provide a precise comparable thread for detailed linguistic analysis for translation strategies and a mechanism by which these mappings can be explicitly achieved.

The proposed technique is based on the linear time invariant Kalman filter steady state solution and employs frequency weights to explicitly achieve adequate wave disturbance rejection and attenuation of the noise of the sensors on the state estimates.

The design is based on the Kalman or H1filtering steady state solutions for an equivalent LTI system and allows for the natural use of frequency weights to explicitly achieve adequate disturbance rejection and attenuation of the noise of the sensors on the state estimates.

"Food, farming and fishing policies, and the sectors' compliance with strong environmental protections, designed explicitly to achieve public good, must be the bedrock principle for any post-EU referendum negotiations," wrote the leaders.

Policies for preconceptional weight were reported in 22 countries (42%), with 15 explicitly recommending achieving a healthy weight before conceiving.

From the literature, we observe that learner modeling using educational games can be achieved explicitly or implicitly.

In the first algorithm the positive slope constraints are satisfied explicitly and the rest are satisfied by using the penalty method while in the second one the satisfaction of constraints regarding the maximum ratio of flow depth to the diameter are also achieved explicitly via the tabu list.

But it would not be surprising if its brief were to argue that diversity can be achieved without explicitly taking race into account.

This must be programmed explicitly, which can be achieved from code-behind upon call of the CurrentStateChanged event.

This can be achieved by explicitly authenticating the cameras of a network and embedding this information into the video streams.

Regardless of scale or resolution the message is consistent: large gains in efficiency can be achieved by explicitly accounting for the cost of conservation.