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(4) The visiting probability of the mobile user at each RS is assumed to be obtainable either by user profile data or network modeling techniques.

It was shown in this work that the limiting current density at strip microelectrodes on a rotating cylinder is significantly larger than that obtainable either on a rde or on a rce.

Glue of this type is made from serum albumen, a blood component obtainable from either fresh animal blood or dried soluble blood powder to which water has been added.

High-quality IT voltammograms are obtainable using either technique to quantitatively assess the kinetics and dynamic mechanism of IT at the ITIES.

In particular, successive optimization with respect to design resolutions leads to topologically simple features obtainable in either coarse or fine design resolutions, thus achieving a form of mesh independency with respect to design representation.

The structure obtained prior to washing (which templates the nanoporous structure) is stabilized in the kinetically trapped morphology during spincoating and is not obtainable from either homopolymer blends or the pure block copolymer.

This integrated analysis of DEFINE and CONFIRM, which was based on a population comprising more than 750 patients per treatment group, provides a more precise estimate of DMF's therapeutic effect than was obtainable in either study in isolation.

CA's approach is to model personalities by chaining data points (information on demographics, consumer and lifestyle habits and political affiliation, as well as unique psychographic information on motivation and decision-making) that are either obtainable from social networks or can be bought from consumer-data giants.

The slip is obtainable from customer service at either of the above phone numbers.

All these datasets are either publicly available or obtainable upon request.

Measuring all the distances by tape or chain was tedious and slow, particularly if great accuracy was required, and no check was obtainable until the traverse closed, either on itself or between two points already fixed by triangulation or by astronomical observations.