To deal with potential problems of interest group activity, many democratic governments and all authoritarian regimes adopt some form of regulation (control in authoritarian systems) on interest groups.
Philosophy departments ghettoize ideas, steering philosophers toward problems of interest to their disciplinary colleagues – at the cost of practical relevance to wider societal concerns.
The agreement is excellent for problems of interest.
Some open problems of interest are derived as well.
Moreover, the problems of interest often go beyond Gaussian models.
In many problems of interest, solid objects are treated as rigid bodies in compressible flowfields.
Problems of interest in hydrogeology and hydrocarbon resources involve complex heterogeneous geological formations.
In order to simulate the diffusion problems of interest, high-quality atomic mobilities are indispensable.
Importantly, these simulations demonstrate the tractability of the proposed formulation in investigating large-scale problems of interest.
The simple form of the analytical solutions allows anyone to adopt and apply it to the problems of interest.
