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The motion model more effectively represents the probability density function of possible headings that are restricted by maps and floor-plans than a simple binary weighting of particles (i.e., eliminating those that crossed walls and keeping the rest).

Researchers aren't pointing to any of those potential use cases, however – even the more modest goal of trying to help us heal more effectively represents significant progress.

"My view is that the survivors' groups can be much more effectively represented by a broader advisory panel which is external to the inquiry panel," she said.

Might a more diversified, competitive system more effectively represent the demand for literary product presently being denied?

And we have power because there are more than 3.2 million people who are willing to pay us hundreds of million of dollars in dues each year because they believe that we are the unions that can most effectively represent them; the union that can protect their rights and advance their interests as education employees.

After applying the proposed methodology, students were able to develop PPMs that effectively represented different types of physiological processes.

They lack voice because no organization effectively represents them.

"I am convinced that should Hillary Clinton get elected -- as well as Lazio -- that they will effectively represent the interests of New York, specifically Jewish New Yorkers," he said.

The other VB showed similar characteristics, suggesting that these sequences effectively represent all existing sequences.

We provide three microarray data applications illustrating that eigengene networks effectively represent module relationships.

But getting that plum position would require effectively representing Africa, and the African Union's, goals.