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It seems that a lot of the children who model come from New Jersey.

That's why it's so odd that some of the loudest criticisms of the traditional media business model come from venture capitalists in the technology business.

The results of the permutation test show the distribution of mineralization from the characterization and mathematical model come from the same probability distribution, therefore validating the cellular automata model.

"We put a huge amount of stock in a process where the things that drive quality in the traditional educational model come from scarcity and very positive student selection".

Ideas for the model come from a literature report which describes these injuries as high risk, unstable and stable with estimates of functional survival from the trauma as 150, 350 and 600 per 1000 cases respectively [2].

The long-term transition data used in this model come from Sweden [ 49].

Yet this model comes from television.

An early conceptual model comes from James Hutton.

One particularly successful model comes from Porsche, which has brought academic brainpower inside.

Primary data for the model came from farm surveys in each study site.

Observational support for this general model comes from several independent directions.