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We furthermore discuss the role of stresses corresponding to this class of solutions in some detail, emphasizing the non-unique nature of a statically admissible stress.

But learning speaker-invariant articulatory models is challenging, as speaker-specific signatures in both the articulatory and acoustic space increase complexity of speech-to-articulatory mapping, which is already an ill-posed problem due to its inherent nonlinearity and non-unique nature.

The results are consistent with expected regions of high uncertainty near under-constrained geological contacts, while the non-unique nature of the conceptual model indicates that the dominant source of uncertainty in the area is the nature of the batholith structure.

This is due largely to the non-unique nature of much of the R-region sequence (leading to multi-copy markers), and probably also to abundant simple-sequence repeats, which we find interfere with amplification of adjoining non-repetitive sequence.

All of the processes and courses in Art of Living, from the most basic to the most advanced, are highly experiential, and are bout genuinely living a life of non-duality amidst our unique nature, while remaining centered through life's ups and downs.

As a final note of caution, we must mention that our inverted solution from EHVR is non-unique in nature, since we are using nonlinear inversion scheme with HHS algorithm.

It is non-unique in nature; however, the strength of our EHVR inversion lies in its capability to obtain both S-wave velocities and the thicknesses of the layers down to the bedrock at the same time, unlike the other methods with strong trade-offs between them, because we use both amplitudes and peak/trough frequencies of EHVR to constrain the velocity profile.

The median probe spacing of the Agilent 1M CGH array is 2.1 kb and a small proportion of probes correspond to regions that are non-unique in nature; that is, they map to multiple locations in the genome, with most targeted to segmentally duplicated regions.

A liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry-based technique that exploits the unique nature of the non-reducing end residue of the accumulated GAG upon the deficiency of a particular enzyme in the pathway has also been developed.

The broad range of science practiced at the Smithsonian, as well as its unique nature as a semi-government, non-profit organization, could take some getting used to, says Scott Miller, deputy under secretary for science.

Due to the unique nature of the material, the measurements should preferably be as non-invasive and non-destructive as possible.

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