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The energy report had embraced a wide array of proposals that the executives advanced in private meetings with Mr. Cheney and documents submitted to members of the task force that formulated a national energy policy.

The secretary general, who took part in the gathering in Sharm el Sheik, Egypt, that formulated a truce, paid tribute to President Clinton, who he said had worked for 28 hours straight to get Israel's prime minister, Ehud Barak, and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, to agree.

She also wrote a complex synthesis of Descartes, Newton and Leibniz that "formulated a 'unified theory'... for the workings of nature".

Marc Ross, a University of Michigan physicist, and Tom Wenzel, a researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, published a study last year that formulated a combined risk for different vehicles, based on the deaths they inflicted both on their own occupants and on others.

In 2014, the Portuguese government appointed a Commission for Environmental Tax Reform that formulated a carbon-tax proposal designed to achieve three dividends: to help Portugal meet the European Union's target for emissions reductions by 2030, to boost long-term employment and GDP above their pre-carbon-tax levels, and to strengthen public finances by lowering public indebtedness.

Based on this concept, we present a framework that formulates a compact SPN representation.

GPs are Bayesian machine learning tools that formulates a likelihood function for its hyperparameters, which can then be set optimally.

From a theoretical perspective, problem exploration through detailed visualization can lead to a better comprehension of the core elements that formulate a particular situation.

Static and dynamic characteristics of the structure are identified through a modal analysis method that formulates a linear model of the system.

We found a lack of adequately powered clinical trials in this field and evidence that "palliative care" is often defined as a withdrawal of treatment or of single interventions (i.e. "fever management policies") rather than a holistic approach that formulates a management plan according to individual needs of the patients and their families.

But instead, it began to seem that formulating a truly rational rationale for not eating animals, at least while consuming all sorts of other organisms, was difficult, maybe even impossible.