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The nature of the results has again stirred up debate about the merits of using the electoral college system.
The merits of using the yield hyper-surface to characterize generalized plastic hinge behavior in elasto-plastic pipe stress analysis are presented.
A small set of examples provided at the end of the article gives a good indication of the merits of using the extended HB criterion in practical applications.
Purpose: To review the merits of using the limited available resources — patients, money, clinical scientists, and ideas — in various types of clinical trial.
The relative merits of using the conventional crack closure concept and the one based on Paris et al.'s partial crack closure model to predict the resulting retardation have been investigated.
She had just run through a rehearsal of her speech onstage for the magazine's annual Women of the Year Awards due to start in a few hours, and was debating with a handful of her staff members the merits of using the word "Gaga-licious" in reference to the honoree Lady Gaga.
Although the experimental observation proved the merit of using the IR local heating to reduce springback, numerical modeling has not been reported.
The merit of using the Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition is that it accounts for group differences in the effects of the determinants (coefficient effects), as well as differences in the effect of the determinants across urban and rural families, which would unmask the source of the regional inequalities and help design effective intervention measures.
Ann Froschauer, the USFWS WNS spokeswoman, explained the merits of using these artificial caves in the battle against the killer disease.
Here we present these tolerance intervals for corn, cotton, and soybean, and discuss the merits of using these intervals to evaluate the substantial equivalence of transgenic crops compared with conventional crop varieties.
