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"Weiland's article merges analysis of the Supreme Court's commercial and corporate speech doctrines and theory to provide a new lens for understanding recent decisions and legal developments," the selection committee told Weiland in an email announcing the award.

"Viewing the foundational question as one of 'confusing similarity' is improper because it merges analysis of one of the preliminary inquiries with the conceptually distinct step of applying the statutory standard.

This map shows the percentage of annual precipitation that occurs during the indicated 3-month season, based upon climatological precipitation using the 1981-2010 base period from the monthly CPC Merged Analysis of Precipitation (CMAP) dataset.

In addition, the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) Merged Analysis of Precipitation (CMAP) dataset (Xie and Arkin 1997), the horizontal spatial resolution of which is the same as the NCEP NCAR reanalysis dataset.

The merge analysis of the three QTLs suggested several candidate causal genes with significant merge SNPs nearby.

We also expect the merge analysis of such a SNP to have a higher logP-value than the 8-way haplotype test in the interval containing the variant, due to the reduction in the dimension of the test.

The obtained knowledge on pauses meaning can be merged with analysis of other temporal features (phoneme length, energy, fundamental frequency) in order to build algorithms for punctuation detection in speech.

This study represents the first example of merging and analysis of biosurveillance data between VA and DoD.

Using the full genome sequence data of the eight founders of the CC [ 7], with the advantage of the merge analysis [ 17], it possible to refine the QTL map interval to small genomic regions and identify strong candidate genes.

The list of all potential causal variants identified by the merge analysis is presented in Additional file 2: Table S3.

Natural language understanding was merged with statistical analysis of vast, unstructured piles of text to find the likely answers to cryptic Jeopardy! clues.