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In the same context, a human cannot simultaneously monitor the 8 or 16 resistance curves as per each touch on a certain sector for a second, but a DNN can.
Why, then, is homosexual sex in the same context (a long-term companionate union) wrong (Macedo, 1995)?
In the same context, a 26-mmHg decrease in MAP was associated with a higher rate of AKI after cardiac surgery [101].
In the same context, a number of recent articles highlighted in this 'Current Opinion Article' have allowed us to 'consider' efforts in a different way than the way they were first described some decades ago.
As can be seen from the table, R S = 31 Ω which is small enough for fast electron transport, in the same context a very large R CT = 7,204 Ω indicates long lifetime (62.5 ms) for the electrons in the film.
Multi-variate and multi-variable regressions accounted for 17.6% and 3.5% of the papers reviewed; these terms are likely to be applied in the same context: a regression with multiple regressors.
In the same context, an adaptive multistage GTD with a maximum of 2n group tests is presented here.
Seeing a baseball bat in a museum places it in the same context as a chieftain's war club or a king's scepter.
Mr Chapman says: "to characterise and hold it out as such now, and to refer to it on several occasions in the same context as a major police investigation and an inquiry by a regulatory body" - which is what James Murdoch did in his evidence to the Culture, Media and Sport Committee - "seems to me to be very misleading".
"Botox should not be done in a spa where you don't always know exactly who is injecting you and where it is presented in the same context as a hot stone massage or a facial scrub," Dr. Elkwood said.
Only he and his closest friends and family knew the toll it took, once saying that he figured he and baseball were even because "I got a lot and I gave a lot". The fact that Robinson now finds himself put in the same context of a Rosa Parks and, some would say Martin Luther King, isn't considered surprising by Frank Robinson, the first African-American to manage a major league team.
