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He proposed that the entertainment industry be "deputized to solve our own problems," under a model that is being tried in France.
"Any proposal involving collection of GST under a model that requires collection at the border is likely to render Australia Post mail and parcels business unviable in the current market of continuing and significant decline in mail volumes that have put severe strain on the financial position of the corporation," its submission says.
It is shown that if there exists an orthogonal array OA(n−ℓ,m,2,3), ℓ= 1,2, then there exists an n-run type 1 optimal fractional factorial plan for a 2m experiment under a model that includes the mean, all main effects and all two-factor interactions with a factor in common.
Table 3 and Figure7 show the human emotions response to 10 different trials with different input values for each trial under a model that had been trained for 10,000 epochs with CTA, STA, and NTA using psigmf/Linear functions.
Historical interactions such as the recent founding of one island population from another may be misinterpreted as recent gene flow under a model that assumes equilibrium conditions.
Grid-alignment and genotype calls were assigned using RA Tools Ver1.0.5 (http://www.dpgp.org/RA/ra.htm) based on the ABACUS algorithm under a model that assumes a completely haploid genome (i.e. no appreciable levels of heteroplasmy) [19].
Starting at "under" $20,000 for a model that includes Bluetooth, an iPod connector and the usual safety bells and whistles, the 2011 Sonata could help Hyundai sustain its momentum in adding market share.
These goals could not be adequately met under the old research model-a model that was itself poorly understood.
Considering that agarose or agarose/alginate hydrogels are clinically potential scaffolds for autologous chondrocyte implantation [ 18], the chondrocyte/agarose construct under compression is a model that could also provide insight into mechanotransduction within cartilage-engineered constructs.
Wheaton releases much of his own material under a creative commons licence, a model that allows for copying, sharing and modifying content.
He added that they exhibited a "desire for total control" and said that "under pressure, it looks like a model that is intolerant of reality".
