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Among the reasons for its popularity are that it lends itself readily to an emphasis on the spatial aspects of sculpture that preoccupied so many 20th-century artists; it is quicker than carving and modeling; it is considered by many sculptors and critics to be especially appropriate to a technological civilization; it is opening up new fields of imagery and new types of symbolism and form.

Before proceeding for modeling, it is checked whether there is any significant difference among the relationships between different pairs of vehicles keeping one interacting vehicle-type constant.

To minimize the collinearity problem encountered in inverse traffic modeling it is essential that the monitoring is done at different times to capture significant variations in the street traffic compositions.

Therefore, if (varvec{Gamma }^{(2)}) is to be used for lithospheric field modeling, it is recommended that (varvec{Gamma }^{(2)}) is excluded in the regions polewards of (pm 55^circ) QD latitude and data of the radial vector and/or gradients of the radial vector and/or scalar data are used instead.

After the third workshop, I concluded that I should put more emphasis on modeling: It is interesting that although the participants in each section used most of the scientific practices in the activities they designed none of them used models even though they knew that it is one of the scientific practices.

The main reason for this discrepancy is that all these different effects can potentially lead to similar influences on, for example, conductivity, and without solid input parameters for modeling it is very difficult to pinpoint the relevance of each effect.

Although it has been designed to simplify the target-template alignment step in modeling, it is suitable for all cases where a sequence alignment needs to be inspected in the context of other biological information.

While Bayesian model averaging (BMA) has been widely used in groundwater modeling, it is infrequently applied to groundwater reactive transport modeling because of multiple sources of uncertainty in the coupled hydrogeochemical processes and because of the long execution time of each model run.

The threshold used is derived from the mixture modeling: it is the Z-stat value where the null part of the modeled distribution crosses the 'activation' part, i.e., where the probability of being 'active' is equal to the probability of being 'background' (noise, or null).

In modeling, it is assumed that the majority of GWs are generated in the lower atmosphere.

Before regression modeling, it is necessary to extract discriminative features representing image quality.