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Empirical disciplines, such as cognitive science, can play a role in exploring the insights of filmmakers and in helping to resolve this debate (Bortolussi & Dixon, 2003; Sanford & Emmott, 2012).

To explore the insights of sodiation/desodiation mechanism of Bi2Se3, ex situ XRD was conducted.

In addition, while we were able to explore the insights of other major ethnic groups through the qualitative in-person interviews, the ethnic makeup of our survey respondents was predominantly represented by Asian females (48%).

In this research, we, therefore, aimed to explore the insights on preparedness and perception of different stakeholders on using mobile money technology in BRAC's different development projects.

Moreover, the integration intensity ratio of the 5D0 → 7F2 transition to 5D0 → 7F1 transition (I2/I1) of Eu3+ and 1H NMR experiments were carried out to explore the insight of interaction between receptor and anions.

The best performance achieved on our dataset is 76.66% (Average Precision), leaving a reasonable space for further exploring the insights underlying such type of infrared AR problem and accordingly designing proper techniques to further promote the performance on this specifically constructed InfAR dataset.

Our group recently participated in an international endeavor to explore the insights and realities of already diagnosed and treated asthmatics within the Gulf region [ 14], and results are also available for the UAE only [ 15].

This study explored the insights into the theory of dry solids classification, in particular the classical dynamics aspects related to the mass loading of particles, deck inclination of the screen, and resulting measures of flowability.

Corner Office, a feature exploring the management insights of business leaders, has expanded to two days a week.

The problems of SEM design, implementation and use are explored using the insights of several theories, following the arguments of Hammersley [Handbook of Qualitative Research Methods, The British Psychological Society, 1996] that such an approach permits a richer understanding of management practice.

When Horovitz wrote the script, he explored the "psychological insight" of Dean by showcasing the abandonment of his father, which became the fulcrum of the storyline.