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A new smoothing splines algorithm with sequential Gaussian simulation generates multiple commodity price scenarios, and a computationally efficient stochastic framework accommodates the joint representation and processing of the mining block economic values that result from these commodity price scenarios.

The particle filtering framework accommodates the propagation of resolution cells to locations of interest in the delay-Doppler plane based on prior information on the target state.

Moreover, the inclusion of the conditions within the computational framework accommodates the assessment of the direct effect of these conditions on gene expression, TF activity and other biological processes in the cell.

The electrochemical superiority of Si-carbon composite NF can be attributed to amorphous carbon framework accommodating the inherent volume expansion of Si during lithiation as well as the enlarged contact area between active materials and conducting agent attributed to the morphological characteristics of its one dimensional (1D) nanostructure.

But that aside, can our existing legal framework accommodate the sterilization and release of community dogs?

This framework accommodates all of the qualitative data relating to thoughts and thought pathways.

The framework accommodates expansion and renovation based on evolving requirements, capabilities, and skills.

The framework accommodates scheduling of multiple physical model evaluations based on an adaptive load balancing library and shows excellent scalability.

The framework accommodates "non-Western, oral and vernacular understandings" (Wisner et al. 2012, p. 28).

Balance – the framework accommodates issues with an environmental or health emphasis equally well.

The modelling framework accommodates models of different types representing different sub-systems of the PTC-based reactive system; databases of model parameters and carefully collected and checked (for thermodynamic consistency) experimentally measured data.