Future space missions are envisioned to be implemented using a flexible, distributed architecture consisting of constellations of dynamically deployed or configured space and mobile platforms that are networked together into an integrated information system, which we term an ad hoc space network.
For instance, a car manufacturer can purchase the term "car dealer" so that whenever a user searches for that term an ad for, say, Honda will appear on the search results page.
It is further shown that the particle size dependence of the "frequency factor" for the heterogeneous reaction term is the same as that previously inserted in the homogeneous reaction term in an ad hoc manner.
Even though, in the present model, we have introduced an attractive intra-molecular phonon term in an ad hoc way, we, therefore, do not claim to possess a rigorous result for the coupling strength parameters.
"The students were able to show Bob what they had done, in terms of an ad, and he gave them feedback," Mr. Como said.
For example, in the United States, you can be prevented from using a trademarked term in the ad copy, but the term can "trigger" an ad to appear.
Representative Jason Altmire, a Pennsylvania Democrat seeking a third term, claims in an ad that his Republican opponent, Keith Rothfus, "represented a Wall Street bank that took taxpayer-funded bailout money".
"You'll probably have to create a new term for serving an ad unit based on where you are standing in a store," says Joshua L. Marti, the company's chief executive.
Others, in contrast, seemed to use the term to reflect an ad hoc mistake or error in student understanding, one that exists prior to or emerges through instruction but, in either case, is not robust, nor does it interfere with learning (Jenkinson and McGill, 2011; Klisch et al., 2012).
Many authors assess the phylogenetic value of datamatrices, often ambiguously termed utility, through an ad hoc combination of the number of potentially informative characters and the quality, 'accuracy' and support of an inferred phylogeny (e.g. [18]).
In such cases, temporary custody is removed from the parents and a specific guardian (termed a "guardian ad litem") is appointed to make medical decisions for the minor.
