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Most insectivorous bills are relatively light in build, but this depends on the type of insect usually taken by the species and also on how generalized a feeder it is.

This offers a starting point for some more sanguine reflection on how, amid generalized talk of zeros, targets and goals, we can so easily lose sight of the extraordinary barriers that prevent them being reached in the first place.

We described how generalized quantifiers can be added to FO, resulting in more expressive logics.

A few examples suffice to show how outspoken Iberian authors were and how generalized was the critique of ancient knowledge.

7) Please cite the Rutte and Taborsky (2007) paper on how social experience modulates generalized reciprocity in rats, and modify the relevant language in the abstract and discussion to give proper credit to this prior study.

The NCSC's National Insider Threat Task Force provides generalized details on how federal departments and agencies can detect an insider threat to classified information.

In this short conversation, Parth shares with us his work at VMware and his generalized thoughts on how the enterprise stack is being disrupted today.

However, lung cancer is known to be one of the most genomically diverse of all human cancers 17, 18, and therefore in order to obtain more generalized information on how miR-221 and -222 are involved in the pathogenesis of lung cancer, a study using larger panel of lung cancer cell lines is required.

It's not a generalized, predictable tome on how and why women should become leaders.

For some ideas on how to solve numerically boundary integral equations with the generalized Neumann kernel on regions with piecewise smooth boundaries, see [14].

Directors would not so much build films around specific plots as conceive of generalized situations that computers would set into motion, depending on how viewers reacted.