Recent proposals define a utility function which incorporates the cost of transmission, for example, the price of spending power is considered in a binary variable in [13] and as an inverse factor in [14].
The STAMP-I regimen, for example, which incorporates cisplatin, cyclophosphamide and BCNU, is associated with a 12% mortality rate, mainly resulting from (BCNU-related) lung toxicity (Antman et al, 1997; Rosti and Ferrante, 2001).
Liz Surbeck Biddle, a Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., ceramist, whose multimedia vests with whimsical protrusions have been collected by the American Craft Museum in Manhattan and by Dustin and Ann Hoffman, showcases off-the-wall vests -- for example, "Cheerio Vest," which incorporates -- what else? -- hand-painted Cheerios.
For example, the $50 Surf box, which incorporates the latest 802-11n Wi-Fi format, is fashioned around a three-step process that would impress the folks at Fisher Price.
The beauty and power of falling water is something that hasn't gone unnoticed by artists through the ages, for example Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic house Fallingwater, which incorporates a waterfall into the design, marrying the natural with the manmade.
Fig. 1B for example shows a rendering of HIV_in_Blood_Plasma_0.1.2, which incorporates HIV-1_0.1.4 HIV-1_0.1.4te ingredient pasked amongst other plasma ingredients.
One attendee cited the Wall Street Journal's CMO Today platform, which incorporates brand content alongside blog content, as a good example of content marketing in action.
Another example he cited was Exxon Mobil, which incorporates safety into its decisions about new exploration.
"Feelings" can be of two very different sorts: on the one hand, non-cognitive "feelings," such as physical pains and pleasures; on the other hand, "feelings" which incorporate cognitions or beliefs, for example a feeling that such and such is the case.
It would therefore be excellent to incorporate, for example, the statute on local and regional authorities.
