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It is a measure of Fogel's subtlety that he is able to encompass both perspectives.

This model is able to encompass rational decision behaviors that the Expected Utility model cannot accommodate.

The second part of this paper contains an attempt to simulate the observed contraction and expansion flows using a versatile finite-element technique which is able to encompass viscoelastic liquids and fibre suspensions.

"What an intriguing memorial this will ultimately be if it is able to encompass for the casual observer and for Native Americans the oddities of where we stand today as Native Americans in the 21st century," said Kevin Brown, chairman of the Mohegan tribe, who along with Mooney is on the advisory committee.

The internet enables more versatile technology-mediated communication and is able to encompass a larger proportion of human experience.

The proposed workflow is able to encompass both approaches, giving the user the ability to use its own data set (with optional structural and descriptor calculation) or use an online repository (Fig. 3).

Unlikely scenarios, all three; and yet many of the apps that we use would like to be able to encompass functionalities as diverse as that.

However inconvenient it might seem, a party needs to be able to encompass this diversity for the simple reason that the electorate is similarly awkward.

However, in contrast to the majority of these mechanisms, we are able to encompass the transient, dissipative nature of a braking process.

It may be true that the long history of socialist Zionism no longer seems to resonate; but it's an inescapable fact that political parties need to be able to encompass diversity in order to succeed.

A GUT has the advantage of enabling model exchange between tools, but the disadvantage that the semantic richness that is required to be able to encompass all interesting heterogeneous modeling languages makes analysis of models difficult.