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Although we see increasing social inequality in old age, the everyday travel of explicitly low-income senior age-groups has only been of isolated or, at best, peripheral focus in German-language empirical transport research [15, 32, 38].

(10) ε (L ) = (1 − μ ) · ε pull (L ) + μ · ε push (L ) The loss function needs to be optimized in order to obtain the distance metric transforms in terms of the explicitly low-rank linear and rectangular matrix transformation L. The optimization over L is not convex unlike the original optimization over M, but a (possibly local) minimum can be computed by standard gradient-based methods.

The architect was William Welles Bosworth, who designed his house at 10 West 54th, and explicitly built low to preserve the east light for the Rockefeller compound to the west.

"It can either say explicitly that low interest rates will stay for an extended period, just like the Fed does, or it could increase its purchases of government bonds".

The five models differed in their resolution of the structural characteristics of the "dead" and "live" polymeric species and whether they explicitly tracked low molecular weight species.

Abraham Stanyan, who had been ambassador of England in Bern from 1705 to 1713, published in 1714 an extensive treatise entitled An account of Switzerland, in which he described the authorities' rule as particularly mild, mentioning explicitly the low taxation in comparison to other European states and giving as the reason for the comparatively soft-gloved government the fear of rebellions.

This finding is supported by analysis of an alternate demographic model that explicitly estimated low pairwise migration between Germany and other populations (data not shown).

Case studies examining the inputs and outputs associated with several ecosystem-based water and environmental management technologies reveal a range from those that differ little from conventional electro-mechanical engineering techniques through methods, such as integrated constructed wetlands (ICWs), designed explicitly as low-input systems optimising ecosystem service outcomes.

Mobyle workflows modelize a set of tasks, but in contrast with existing workflow languages such as SCUFL in Taverna (Oinn et al., 2004) or MoML in Kepler (Altintas et al., 2004), do not specify explicitly some low-level data format detection and transformation tasks.

These methods are: (i) Taylor averaging, in which the interactions of the grains are considered in a homogenized manner; (ii) low-resolution simulation (LRS), in which grain interactions are considered explicitly albeit with low resolution; and (iii) direct numerical simulation (DNS), which provides high-resolution details of the deformation fields inside the grains and of the grain interactions.

It summarizes electrical characteristics that are explicitly designed for low power consumption.