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The contents are in Russian; however, the site provides a link to an English language version that describes the materials covered and explains the library's goals.

In addition, we created a user documentation file for each data export version that describes changes to the database or data.

Speaking with Detroit-based Fox 2 News, Horalek objects to passages in the diary's unedited version that describe Anne Frank exploring her own anatomy -- passages that Horalek says made her daughter uncomfortable.

But today, in a country newly returned to democracy under President Patricio Aylwin, the bookstores of Santiago offer numerous versions that describe Dr. Allende's death as a suicide before the army arrived, or imply acceptance of that view.

These cases are probably due to using the same log files for updated software versions that describe similar actions with different names (e.g. logout and sign-out)." Comprehensible information has attributes that enable it to be read and interpreted, are expressed in appropriate languages, symbols and units.

Such a finding would be "strong evidence" for M-theory, a version of string theory that describes gravity and the other forces of nature in an 11-dimensional universe.

We developed an 18-parameter ordinary differential equation (ODE) model of a simplified version of selenium metabolism that describes time varying concentrations of chemical species and is parameterized by reaction rates.

We downloaded the KGML files (version 0.71) that describe the metabolic maps (pathways) of 40 Gammaproteobacteria in June 2011 from the KEGG database.

In addition, he or she has a repertoire of knowledge and techniques designed to "meet students where they are" and lead them into the richness of the mathematics.4 Thus, the version of Fig. 1 that describes expert teachers looks like Fig. 3.

"Ode to Psyche" is an experiment in the ode genre, and Keats's attempt at an expanded version of the sonnet format that describes a dramatic scene.

BILL FIRSHEIN Middletown, Conn., Dec. 23, 2011 To the Editor: In the ninth inning of the payroll tax-unemployment benefits game, we perhaps saw the full panoply of back-room and voter-driven politics that describes the American version of democracy.