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In 1966, the bi-directional sidereal anisotropy model was presented by Jacklyn (1966), which was the first concrete anisotropy model ever derived from the observations of sidereal diurnal and semi-diurnal variations by the underground muon telescopes at the northern and southern stations Budapest (47°N) and Hobart (43°S) in the period 1959 1962.

No status, no possible prestige, ever derived from the damn things, or radiates from them now.

The information derived from these computational experiments, processed through traditional, continuum numerical methods is used to solve the macroscopic equations without ever deriving them in closed form.

But no model ever came pre-cooked.

Could this model ever work?

The theoretical model is derived from the Theory of Planned Behavior.

Smoking was modeled as a combination of three dimensions (ever smoking status, cigarette-years, and time since quitting) based on a risk model derived from our study subjects proven to most accurately fit the data and combined into a comprehensive smoking index (CSI) [ 23, 24].

Model fits and derived parameters for 109 Miras.

Thus the conceptual model derived from Europe or Asia is not sufficient to the American reality.

Aida, I. Reliability of a tsunami source model derived from fault parameters.

The business model will be derived from a licensee fee (per application, per user, per month).