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This framework admits a generalization of large set recursion methods for block designs to subspace designs.

When the fully compressible equations are solved, the framework admits congruent schemes with explicit or implicit representation of acoustic modes, so the former can provide a reference for the latter.

For example, our framework admits deviated arguments of the form τ ( t, x ) = sin 2 ( x ( t ) ) t 0 + ( 1 - sin 2 ( x ( t ) ) ) ( t 0 + L ), or τ ( t, x ) = t - ∫ I x ( s ) d s 1 + ∫ I x ( s ) d s r.

As opposed to most existing methods focusing on the optimal linear combinations, the framework admits both linear and nonlinear combinations.

Like the constitutional clauses in Ireland, Brazil and also in the Philippines' Frances Kissling, president of Catholics for a Free Choice AGAINST 'We need to contextualise the fight to defend abortion rights within a moral framework that admits that the death of a foetus is a real death.

Besides the focus on soft predicates, our framework also admits a variety of global search strategies including forms of the A* search and probabilistic search.

The wKIERA framework modularity admits different configurations where faster online learning algorithms and more complex probabilistic-based search models can be used.

In a recent work, Bottura and co-workers, using the field orientation principle, introduced a representation of a nonlinear time-varying induction motor model that admits robust induction motor controller synthesis in the linear H∞ framework.

Finally, by extending Arrow's framework we can admit information about the strengths of individual preferences that was ruled out of consideration by Arrow.

A naturalist who is trying to understand pain phenomena within a physicalist framework could hardly admit the existence of phenomenal objects (Lycan 1987a, 1987b).

At the United Nations, however, Netanyahu didn't explicitly mention any sort of border framework, though he admitted that peace negotiations "would obviously necessitate a territorial compromise".