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A top Communist Party official, Ivan Melnikov, told the newspaper Vzglyad that Mr. Volodin's selection signaled a shift in the direction of "a more harsh model for the coming political battle".

Don't hate yourself if they don't want you to model for them, they can be harsh, so just come back next year more determined and also ask what could help to be an Abercrombie model.

Due to its natural adaptations to harsh environments, Eutrema salsugineum has emerged as an important model for deciphering mechanisms of abiotic stress tolerance in plants [ 8].

Given their large populations and long history in Antarctica, the Antarctic penguins are an excellent model for studying how animals adapt to harsh environments, and how climate changes affect the population dynamics.

Schematic representation of the proposed composite dynamic wideband channel model for simulating the combined propagation effects in harsh industrial environments is illustrated in Figure4.

The arrests and harsh sentences came as a surprise because Senegal has long been praised for its handling of the epidemic and held up as a model for the rest of Africa.

Next, survival was modelled for harsher conditions at −8 °C, with both competition and facilitation, and for different gap sizes to show the effect of gap sizes on the survival of gap colonizers.

Given that climatic models predict harsh future conditions for the tropics, we urgently need to determine the magnitude of changes in plant reproductive phenology and distinguish those from cyclical oscillations.

A problem with that kind of thinking is that dreams might not be the best models for things that have to survive the harsh light of day.

On one hand, by eliminating models for even understandable faults, Banks seeks to impart harsh lessons about an industry known for its superficial strictures.

It represents an outstanding model organism for studying adaptation to harsh physicochemical conditions and for isolating stable macromolecules resistant to high temperatures.