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The absence of fixed structures in these proposals is not surprising, as flexibility in realization is one key characteristic of the academic genre (e.g., Kwan 2006).
This image powerfully echoes one of the key realizations of Tagore's childhood, as described in "My Reminiscences".
One key publication on gene expression data in yeast [ 34] indicates that metabolic reaction networks display both scale-free and exponential degree distributions depending on whether one takes all potential paths or particular realizations under certain conditions into account.
Self-driving cars aren't a new phenomenon, but one key advantage that took a long time to sink in is the realization that by letting a robot drive a car, you aren't trying to create a human to drive a car for you.
One key question remains.
The key realization of inflation is that the energy density remains constant.
"The key realization that we came to quite a long time ago is that the garden has a better chance of survival in private hands than in the hands of UCLA," said Jim Caldwell, one of Hannah Carter's five children, who lives in Northern California.
One of the shared key realizations that are beginning to emerge from our conversations, is the game-changing concept that a corporation, like an individual, has a unique self.
Behind these various moves are two key realizations by media executives.
