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Emphasis is also placed on characterising the temporal sequence of processes that have occurred on the island and discussing the origin of the Caldera de Taburiente.

Unfortunately, a high percentage of current LNAPL-related GPR studies focus on contaminant mapping only, with little emphasis being placed on characterising the hydrological properties (e.g., determining contaminant saturation index, etc).

On the other, in view of the progressive ageing of the population, retirement provision should be placed on a basis characterised by responsibility towards future generations.

With over 350 tumours all characterised for target expression, the emphasis is placed on the characterisation of the tumours and clinical relevance of the tumour models in mice.

Countries vary in how organ donation legislation functions in practice, and the terms "hard" and "soft" have been used to characterise how much emphasis is placed on relatives' views in these countries.

A third diode was placed on the sternal notch as a reference point to characterise trunk motion in the vertical plane.

In this work, the off-body wireless channel between a node placed on the cow's body and an access point positioned in the surroundings of the cows is characterised at 2.4 GHz.

The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, is taking a political risk with this shift towards humanity, given the undercurrent of reflexive xenophobia characterising the political climate both here and internationally, and given the absolute premium the Coalition has placed on its swingeing stop the boats rhetoric.

The Russian diet has long been characterised by low fruit and vegetable consumption mainly due to the short growing season and the priority placed on increasing consumption of animal protein [ 43].

In the paper we characterise user behaviours and needs in pervasive environments upon which ontological user models are created with special emphasis being placed on ontological modelling of dynamic and adaptive user profiles.

Bulimia nervosa (BN) is characterised by a combination of discrete periods of binge eating and compensatory behaviours, such as vomiting, and a high importance placed on weight and shape, in subjects who are not underweight.