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These joint system models, either statistically generated or discretely represented, can be far more representative block models than previously possible due to joint position information and a wealth of joint measurements, although a number of pitfalls can occur.

Presentations from previous workshops typical of the topics represented can be found at the sites for past Workshops.

The breakup of a childhood home, and the loss of security it represented, can be wrenching even for someone well into adulthood.

The next part corresponds to how this information, so represented, can be used to produce the details of such a motor program.

Aided by the additional parameter ε n following tan− 1, the angle of ( {r}_n{y}_n^ ) represented can be extended to the range from − π to π.

On this definition of art, what is represented can be ugly or repugnant as long as the representation is sensuously perfect (though Mendelssohn does address, as discussed below, the mixed sentiment that accrues when the object represented is unpleasant).

These diagrams need to be simple, so that the basics of the operation it represents can be appreciated quickly.

Kim Jong-un clearly sees the need for his country to change and recognizes that an increased flow of information, which Google represents, can be a lubricant for such change.

If the president insists that enemies like this are his friends — and that the nuts they represent can be placated by reason — he will waste his opportunity to effect real change and have no one to blame but himself.

Knowing what the various funds represent can be useful in the analysis of governmental financial statements.

To this welcoming committee, getting into Amazon's value chain and gaining the economic competitiveness that Amazon represents can be a boon.