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Since shared ancestry was irrelevant to this approach, it was not clear why it should classify the extinct genus Eohippus (dawn horse), which had five digits, with the living genus Equus, which has only one.
It should classify the components with close critical properties (which can ensure close binary interaction coefficients as a byproduct).
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It says that German law should classify 10 types of research as DURC, such as studies that increase the transmissibility and infectious potential of a pathogen, expand its host range, make it more stable, or make it more difficult to detect.
It's unlikely the case settled the prospect of other lawsuits stemming from disagreements over how Uber should classify its drivers.
We consider it important that future randomized trails should classify trochanteric fractures into specific subgroups when comparing operative procedures, although the number of patients needed would be higher.
Last year, Uber settled two class-action lawsuits — one in California and one in Massachusetts — that argued Uber should classify its drivers as employees instead of independent contractors.
It is a secondary issue whether we should classify a self-regarding duty as a moral duty or as (merely) a categorical non-moral duty (Raz 1994, 40).
Each business in the on-demand economy has a unique model to make their business work, and each will (and should) classify their workers accordingly.
A good change detection algorithm should classify such regions of irrelevant motion as background to exclude them from further analysis.
But Duffy never quite answered the question about whether he thought the government should classify raising children as work.
But there are few standards or requirements (from the IRS or otherwise) about how charities should classify their spending.
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