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Communication about change does, of course, not guarantee the success of transition processes due to "value action gaps," which have been pointed out by Blake [113].
The goal of strengthening efforts on 'the plans of child care and education', which have been pointed out to be insufficient, is clarified.
This assumption is supported by several empirical results which have been pointed out by these researchers in the article presented by the Cruz et al. (2010).
In contrast to weak sustainability [70], strong sustainability acknowledges the critical limits of resource extraction and ecological carrying capacity, which have been pointed out in various studies [71 73].
On the one side, the molecular apparatuses of the prokaryotic signaling system, with all its variety of environmental signals and component pathways (which have been called 1 2-3 Component Systems), including the role of a few second messengers which have been pointed out in bacteria too.
After reviewing Hayashi's four methods, we discuss two topics which have been pointed out as the problems to be solved in applying the methods of quantification.
Analysts have tried to puzzle out the company's strategy, which has been pointed in several different directions, from search to advertising to video.
The risk for Israel, which has been pointed out by many Israeli commentators, is that it is putting on trial a leader who might have become -- and might yet become -- a promising partner in peace negotiations.
Heat and mass transfer remains currently the main limitations whose overcoming would facilitate their introduction to the market, a step which has been pointed out as long overdue.
The resemblance of out-of-bag to cross-validation, which had been pointed out already in [22], is explained by the similar way of partitioning the sample set.
Figure 24 shows the CDF of available connectivity for vehicle (0), which has been pointed out in the picture, with different A, r on our testbed.
