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Murders in the Rue Morgue, and The Gold Bug (1973), a simplified version by Robert James Dixson, was published by Regents Pub.

The framework is sufficiently flexible to allow for its use in a very deep and analytic approach, when there is an abundance of time and resources to perform the assessment, but it may also be executed using a simplified version by running only a few indicators for each of the six suggested perspectives.

This equation has been proposed as a model of the corneal shape in the recent paper (Okrasiński and Płociniczak in Nonlinear Anal., Real World Appl. 13:1498-1505, 2012), where a simplified version obtained by partial linearization has been investigated.

Stefoff's edition doesn't have to work so hard, and the result is a streamlined, simplified version, helped along by an introduction covering biographical information on Darwin — kids might be interested to know he was not a standout student).

The traditional MSA is a simplified version of BP, by replacing the complicated Equation (2) with simple min operation, shown as follows.

SVMHL is a simplified version of PMSVMHL by replacing the q (q is the total number of categories) inequalities with a single inequality.

Multimorbidity was measured with a simplified version of the Disease Burden Morbidity Assessment DBMAA) by self-report described by Bayliss and colleagues [ 43].

Users learn to code by building a simplified version of Facebook, for example, and by practicing what they learn in realtime in their browsers.

This model is a simplified version of one developed by Krauzlis and Lisberger [16].

First, we examine a simplified version of our method by using only deaths and cases from an early stage of the SARS epidemic, and compare our estimate against the eventual stable estimate at the end of the epidemic.

This is a simplified version of the implementation by other authors [ 13, 16, 19].