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Four different technologies were chosen for this purpose and they form the main stocks of the model natural gas boilers and biomass boilers which are already used in DH system as well as solar collectors with seasonal storage and heat pumps, which are taken as plausible future technologies [30].

From these observations, the interval [0.8% 1.8%] can be taken as a plausible range for LC T*Pselection coefficient in Europe.

Nonetheless, the fact that essentialist conclusions seem so plausible may be taken as evidence that there exist strong essentialist intuitions, and the arguments from Kripke and Putnam can be framed in non-semantic terms and thereby motivate essentialism directly indeed many of Kripke's arguments are not framed in semantic terms at all.

The two approaches have different strengths and can complement each other, but in contemporary debate they are often taken as rivals competing to provide the most plausible framework.

Particularly, prior knowledge is extracted from these global properties by plausible reasoning and then taken as input.

First, ours is an actuarial illustration of plausible scenarios and should not be taken as precise quantitative predictions of the future.

One show that was plausible in its references was Gary Graham's, which took as its point of departure a Joseph Mitchell story about the Romany.

These possibilities are too vague to be taken as hypotheses, but the Nativist view seems at least as initially plausible as the Empiricist approach.

Therefore, the absence of fertile material when early explorations took place does not appear as plausible explanation for the absence of Oryza specimens in herbarium collections.

Today Mr Sharon's stated reason for not holding a referendum is at least as plausible: that it would take too long.

Make invented excuses sound as plausible as possible.