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New and very strong criteria are presented for a priori prediction of the conditions for which the steady-state lumped parameter model of an nth order chemical reaction (n ≥ 0) in an adiabatic CSTR has either a unique or multiple solutions.

While strong criteria for intentional communication requires third-order intentionality, such that the signaler believes that the receiver believes that the signaler intended to send the message (Grice 1969), lower bars can be set.

The feasibility of accurate nanochannel alignment on semiconductor substrates, and the high integration state of all components are strong criteria for future continued investigations on wrinkled nanomembranes for more complex IFET systems.

Table 1 General criteria of common certification programs for coffee Certification Seal Environmental Criteria Social Criteria Economic Criteria Quality Standards Organic ✓       Fairtrade   ✓✓ ✓   Rainforest Alliance ✓✓ ✓     Bird-friendly ✓✓       UTZ Certified ✓ ✓ ✓   Starbucks C.A.F.E ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓✓ 4C ✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ ✓: Moderate criteria- ✓✓: Very Strong criteria Source: (Lentijo and Hostetler 2011).

That's why we and many other NGOs are campaigning for a really strong Treaty, which will put people before conflict, and have strong criteria to stop weapons getting into the hands of warlords and human rights abusers.

We investigated and described strong criteria that predict presence of any type of relevant chest injuries on CT.

Assessment systems in general vocational education in many countries usually offer a hybrid model that combines strong criterion-referenced standards in the form of outcomes or competences and weak notions of norm-referenced standards.

The CES-D has shown strong criterion validity compared with structured diagnostic interviews (14).

WISC-III is a widely used test of intellectual function, with strong criterion validity [ 24].

The initial docking residuals thus provide a strong criterion for the selection of prior data.

Efficiency is not a strong criterion, since only subtle gains are observed for methods that target constrained representations, such as closed and maximal representations.