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In other Dutch cycling news over on Next City, plans are being explored to provide a 30km-long intercity cycling "highway" between the cities of Assen and Groningen, to become a fast commuting route for cyclists.
James W. Pennebaker, a social psychologist at the University of Texas who pioneered the text-analysis program often used in this kind of research, warns that positive and negative emotion words are the "low-hanging fruit" in such studies, and that deeper linguistic analysis should be explored to provide a "richer, more nuanced view" of how people present themselves to the world.
In future, the biosorption potential of many more adsorbents/biosorbents can be explored to provide a better solution for the removal of metal ions in liquid phase.
These questions are explored to provide a greater understanding of how trends toward isolated control are exponential in relative cost and energy use.
The automatic spatial evaluation and analysis of hundreds of systematically designed land-use options is explored to provide a detailed understanding of the indicator-based evaluation of sustainable land-use planning on the study site.
Concepts and approximations are explored to provide a unified framework for the different PCET theories.
Clustering has also been explored to provide an initial structure to data or to suggest valuable queries.
Thus, such a carrier-synchronized signal can be fully explored to provide an attractive remote powering approach to large-scale wireless sensor networks (WSNs).
The use of other methods, such as replica exchange simulations or coarse-grained approaches could be explored to provide an additional comparison with the results obtained here, for example to reach a better sampling of structural configurations at long time-scales.
The geometric and material parameters during lap shear were explored to provide physical insight into the problem.
Another direction for future developments explores how to provide a realistic transition from today's scientific computing environments to future ones that take into account the needs for publishing and archiving computations.
