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The anatomy and physiology of auditory, vestibular, and visual systems are introduced accordingly.
There are four main improvements: Firstly, counteract of wind and thermal pressure was included and method for multiple solutions was introduced accordingly.
In order to resolve this instability, the number of sub-regions for the transfer matrix was increased to be larger than the number of requested eigenmodes; and a new transfer matrix was introduced accordingly which can be calculated by the least square method.
Utilizing the biological finding of the partial overlap between the transit amplifying population and the differentiated population [1], [43], we introduced nonlinear terms accordingly to model the renewal process in two-dimension.
We accordingly introduced a fifth and final model reflecting this phenomenon, in which neurons whose somata fell inside small, predefined regions had larger axonal fields than elsewhere across the simulated sheet (assumption 10).
The definitions of the major components of national income and product may, accordingly, be introduced in the course of explaining income and employment theory.
In this scenario, privacy becomes a deterrent barrier for collaboration, accordingly, the introduced solutions include private protocols for protecting parties' confidentiality.
When the heterogeneous models are employed in inversions, the maximum slip increases from 38.5 m in the homogeneous to 39.6 m in the layered case and decreases to 37.3 m when slabs are introduced, and potency changes accordingly.
Accordingly, we introduced a 1,4-disubstituted 1,2,3-triazole heterocycle that mimics most of the features of a trans-amide bond, or we incorporated a semicarbazide bond (azaGly residue) by replacing the α-carbon of the glycyl residue at P1 by a nitrogen atom.
As we learnt more about DF's abilities, we adapted the stimuli accordingly and introduced new stimuli to exclude various interpretations.
Accordingly, we introduced a regular lattice of grid points to serve as the spatial centers of the disease distribution.
