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Mr. Fontana said he wrote a film for HBO called "Strip Search" to explore the merits of the USA Patriot Act.

But even so, Liverpool fans must not expect the Chinese consortium to gain control imminently: Barclays Capital and the club's chairman, Martin Broughton – who together are leading the process – have a fiduciary duty to explore the merits of other bids first.

A parametric study is conducted to explore the merits of passive cooling of a JT loop in a temperature range below 30 K.

In order to fully explore the merits of the multi-tier heterogeneous network (HetNet) and ultra-dense small cell deployments, the evolution of the cellular network architecture is on the way.

Although higher resolution observation data (e.g., radial wind from Doppler radars and GPS precipitable water vapor) are expected to be better able to reproduce smaller scale distributions of the initial conditions than conventional data, we did not use such high-resolution data in this study because our main purpose was to explore the merits of ensemble forecasts.

In a bid to remedy this, and promote better welfare, researchers have started to explore the merits of sensory stimulation (i.e. stimulation designed to trigger one or more of an animal's senses) as a potential method of environmental enrichment for captive animals.

Progress in technology opens new horizons and new opportunities to explore the merit of procedures that would not otherwise be possible.

To explore the merit of the RIL population for QTL mapping, we focused on flowering, a trait associated with the tropical origin of S. propinquum that had a large confounding effect on many traits in F2 QTL mapping.

As well, employers who require many education-related skills may put more effort into exploring the merits of an applicant's pre-migration work experience.

This paper focuses on the development of a new passive synthetic aperture technique that explores the merits of both linear prediction technique and ETAM method.

We explored the merits of using LiDAR-derived metrics alone and through integration with spectral data to detect the spatial distribution of the exotic understory plant Ligustrum sinense, a rapidly spreading invader in the urbanizing region of Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.