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Berman's main examples are Hamas, Hezbollah, Moqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi Army, in Iraq, and the Taliban, whom Berman calls "some of the most accomplished rebels of modern times".
To date, the two main examples are simulating the behavior of atoms and molecules, and breaking certain cryptographic codes — including, by unlucky coincidence, most of the codes used in modern electronic commerce.
Our main examples are finite quadratic variation processes with stationary increments and the bifractional Brownian motion.
The two main examples are Dell Computer and Microsoft, which everyone from portfolio managers to individual investors wants to hold.
James's main examples are Leo Tolstoy's "My Confession," John Bunyan's autobiography, and a report of terrifying "dread" — allegedly from a French correspondent but actually from James himself.
As already indicated in Sect. 1, our main examples are the k-Hessian operators and their quotients (F_{k,l}) ((0le l
These networks, one of the main examples being the Internet, are what is called complex, that is, either graphs with the small-world property or scale-free graphs.
Nonlinear mixed effect models (NLMEM) with multiple responses are increasingly used in pharmacometrics, one of the main examples being the joint analysis of the pharmacokinetics (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD) of a drug.
The main examples were being called "doctor" (73.5%), being consulted for advice on a range of health issues (70.5%), time to address family planning at community meetings (48.4%), gifts/food/labor support (35.8%), and being thanked publicly (33.7%).
In India the main example are the Parsees.
For such approaches, applications would only work properly if a predefined bitrate can be provided neglecting the fact that various kinds of applications, where multimedia applications are the main example, are able to adapt the transmitted content reducing the network resource usage [28 32].
