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Then we evaluate for the architectures Clarion, Leabra and Lida to what extent they can be biased.
Furthermore, we evaluate for the first time the bivariate (pairwise) correlations of cue-utilization values across participants (i.e., the six associations between all possible pairs of the four cue-utilization values).
Further, we evaluate for the first time in a continuous-rating paradigm whether these four cues influence sexual perception in only an additive fashion (i.e., as main effects only) or potentially in a multiplicative fashion.
We evaluate, for some real ISP network topologies, the delay tradeoffs for the controller placement problem and we propose a novel evolutionary algorithm to find the corresponding Pareto frontier.
To our knowledge, we evaluate for the first time, the piezoresistive characteristics of a composite developed from tire rubber, taking into account the morphology (distribution and dispersion of the fillers), filler network structure, crosslinking density and the stiffness (hardness) of the rubber matrix.
At the same time we evaluate for the first time symphyseal width after symphysiotomy and after normal vaginal delivery with ultrasound technique, and knowledge, attitudes and practice related to symphysiotomy among doctors and midwives in Zimbabwe.
For each nameplate we evaluated for the list, we looked at only one entry: the fastest one.
Winter Luxuries Granted, many of the criteria we evaluated for our list are indeed meant to help drivers get out of the ditch, not avoid it altogether.
Further, we utilize the interference aware scheduling scheme designed for soft-frequency reuse that we evaluated for a BS only deployment in [28].
We evaluated for each session whether there was a positive response for each parameter decrease in PetCO2, Phase 3 slope, Vd Vt and increase in Cdyn.
In this work, we evaluated for the first time the modified chemical and physical properties of bitumen incorporated with inorganic nanoceramic powder (NCP) produced from the ceramic wastes.
