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So a graphical model would represent the entire holistic horse, together with the connection in this case to the head, and to the torso, and to the legs.

Although limited to the E.U., this "hub and spoke" model would represent a considerable step forward in providing a framework for dealing with cross-border resolution of systematically important financial institutions.

The possible worlds component of the model would represent beliefs about the supervenience base, while the norms or plans would be needed to represent a person's beliefs involving the supervenient moral properties.

The consensus among most experts I spoke with was that the German-style Bismarck model would represent the easiest transition for California.

Therefore, we reasoned that using an established and partially characterized model would represent the best approach to showing a developmental basis of the immature innate immune response.

In this case, if the average gene copy number is 3, the 42,770 protein-coding genes predicted by our regression model would represent a collection of 14,257 unique genes, a number close to the EST-based unique gene estimate (>12,000).

The adoption of big data analytics is per se an important field of study and exploring its adoption using either the TAM framework or the OLC model separately would represent a significant contribution to the literature.

The third stage of the mixed effect model approach would represent a Bayesian representation in which the model would contain the prior distributions of the population parameters as mentioned previously.

Total dehydrator emissions would be ∼10 times larger than predicted by our model, but would represent only ∼3% of total component-based emissions.

"I still remember her from the '90s," said Mr. Gurung, who was looking for a model who would represent the customer he had in mind for his fall collection, which was about empowerment.

With an immense volume of data — several billion observations — Wunsch and his collaborators write that the problem soon became how to combine the massive datasets and fit them to a model that would represent a three-dimensional time-evolving ocean over decades.