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Precisely which part of Hitler's Final Solution can be compared to the Middle East's only democracy?

The spectral characteristics of the constructed solution can be compared with experimental data obtained from dynamical experiments with materials displaying pronounced heteromodular properties.

This problem is of particular interest because the Cosserat solution can be compared with an exact solution and the influences of variable shell thickness and strong variations of the temperature field through the shell's thickness can be explored independently.

Different queries can be formulated and alternative solutions can be compared during the design stage.

Results of this study show how users react to each prototype and how the different solutions can be compared, no matter how different in technology they are.

But if the finite system is made large enough, the solutions can be compared at least during the early stage of growth.

These solutions can be compared with results from Eulerian-based advection dispersion-reaction models to evadvection dispersion-reactionmodelsl formulatoon usevaluate

Using Prandtl Karman coordinates, the degree of DR of polymer solutions can be compared with respect to the boundaries of drag reduction; the onset of drag reduction as the point of departure from Prandtl Karman law and maximum drag reduction (MDR) or Virk's asymptote (White and Mungal 2008; Virk 1975).

Counterfactual solutions can be compared with the benchmark solution to estimate the economic impact of the simulated policy or event.

Chitosan is not soluble in water unless it is charged, thus only spectra recorded in acidic solutions can be compared.

The sensitivity of PBV detection in Intralipid solutions, by fluorescence, can be compared with the detection threshold using scattered photons [ 20, 21].