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The recursive and non-recursive Hampel root sets are identical for every threshold parameter: (tilde {{cal R}}_{t} = {cal R}_{t}) for all t; The recursive Hampel root sets nest: for all 0≤s≤t, it follows that (tilde {{cal R}}_{s} subset tilde {{cal R}}_{t}).

What you won't find are dozens of variations on luxury ingredients such as abalone (which appears in just one soup) or unconscionable show-off items like shark's fin and swallow's nest: For all the décor, the wide space between tables and the consistently excellent, hospitable service, this is a down-to-earth, "real" restaurant that has become popular with Parisians as well as with travelers.

Tthorax-Tabdomen of bees outside the brood nest, on food and empty cells, was similar to that of bees on the brood nest for all ages and all Texp conditions (medians at Texp = 15°C: 0.32 1.95 versus 0.12 1.32°C, respectively).

Nestivity turns a Twitter handle into a "Nest" for all of a user's followers to visit.

At the landscape-scale the species-by-sites matrices were significantly nested for all nine taxonomic groups when both sites and species were sorted to maximally pack the species/occurrence matrix and, except for orchid bees when sorted by land-use intensity (primary forest to Eucalyptus plantation).

If you were a bird and you had to go build nests for all your birds, would you build twig by twig, dropping one off at a time at all the four nests, or would you build one complete nest at a time?" I said, "Why don't you just ask me as a human being if I know how to juggle a lot of jobs instead of asking me if I were a bird?" I didn't work there.

We repeated the comparison between enlarged and reduced nests for all main prey groups, but did not find any obvious differences between them (not shown).

We used 1539 calls from 46 individuals and 27 nests for all tests.

For all the nesting she's doing on the home front, taking the role in "Gravity" was a risk.

Due to small sample size, we combined nest sites for all 3 years across both study sites.

We calculated the observed re-nest probability for all individuals combined and adjusted by age assuming SY females had a 20% lower re-nest propensity than ASY females.