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Although mostly created for visualization, these urban models can benefit many applications beyond visualization including city scale evacuation planning and earth phenomenon simulations.
How can a geriatrician practice EBM with clinical data and recommendations that are mostly created for a younger patient demographic?
Most of the already existing scales for the assessment of mobility suffer from limitations concerning floor and ceiling effects, missing information concerning the responsiveness to change and were mostly created for a specific population (stroke, geriatric) or specific setting (outpatient, rehabilitation) [ 25– 29].
His passing ability is serviceable, but he mostly creates for his teammates through relatively basic, though well-placed and well-timed, feeds.
The additional trillions the Federal Reserve has poured into mortgage bonds to maintain artificially low rates has mostly created a windfall for banks and for individuals unaffected by the crisis.
The modern movement – clearly the leitmotif of this exhibition – had its now familiar "icons", mostly created by immigrant architects for enlightened clients.
The app features several hundred videos about New York, mostly created by independent producers for the city's television station, NYC Life (which also broadcasts a show with videos from The New York Times).
Still, it is hard to separate Kannada and religious identity, especially when the ways to celebrate the language's cultural heritage are through the music, dance, and theatre mostly created by Hindus, under Hindu kingdoms, for Hindus, and in reference to Hinduism.The knots created by this diversity raise uncomfortable questions.
For ozone, that job is not straightforward, because it is mostly created indirectly, from other primary pollutants.
Those works were mostly created around the 1950s and 1960s.
But for the majestic halls that are hung with Iranian and Ottoman carpets, a gallery of mostly Iranian ceramics, often created for middle-class markets from the ninth to the thirteenth century, harbors more concentrated beauty than any other in the wing.
