Ironic and blasphemous as Borges' hidden message may seem, the texture and method of his creations, though strictly inimitable, answer to a deep need in contemporary literary art — the need to confess the fact of artifice.
Opponents of marijuana legalization are concerned that if Alaska's Ballot Measure 2 (legalizing the recreational use of marijuana) passes, Alaskans would see an increase in butane hash oil, and with that, an increase in explosions in its production, although proponents argue the dangerous method of extraction could be strictly regulated.
Our studies show that the method of gene selection is strictly paired with learning classifier, which determines the final predictive model by using training data.
OUYA's focus is much broader, but as a simple, living-room based way to bring games of old back to people's televisions (even if the method of doing so isn't strictly legal), it could hold significant appeal to niche audience above and beyond its other merits.
In fact, this is shown to be necessary if the desired order of the composition method is strictly larger than two (see e.g. [11]).
This method is strictly representational, and incapable of predicting the impact on bed pressure drop of changes in packing geometry, e.g., corrugation angle, channel size, or packing topography.
Even if no concrete method is strictly followed in the design of the reactor and the settling tank, Eqs.
In this work, a new method of particle remapping is presented which strictly conserves mass, momentum, and energy while simultaneously remaining faithful to the original velocity distribution function through the use of octree binning in velocity space.
Biondi and Symes (2004) demonstrate that the method of Sava and Fomel (2003) is strictly valid in the 3-D case only in the absence of cross-line structural dips.
When the method of Blazer et al (2008) was strictly applied to our study patients, using the mean value of responses, we did not observe a significant difference in the cumulative survival rate for each response group.
