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Jin et al. (2009) analyzed the impact of future climate change on water resources in Yangtze River basin with a way of developing and applying a large-scale statistical and concept hydrological model and collecting output data of air temperature and precipitation under different discharge situation of 24 modes of global climate.

Kevin Kinser, an expert on cross-border education at SUNY Albany (which is not connected to E.S.C ., said the U.N.Y.T. connection with Empire State College "is a way of developing legitimacy — a branding issue.

Compared to their more abstract projects, including the PolyFauna app developed for Radiohead, UE's "I'll Be Strong" was a chance for Pyke and company to expand "this [digital] technique into a narrative form, as we are beginning to introduce storytelling into our work, as a way of developing deeper emotional connections with the characters we explore".

We compare the pro-active use of SCOT with both the 'traditional' use of SCOT and with the 'traditional' way of developing EIFOBs.

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"We have kept shtoom as much as we could in the bizarre anticipation that that would be the best way of developing our relationship with China".

Explore the editing tools and get comfortable with the different ways of developing a map.

They had some time on their hands and no shortage of resources, so they were able to experiment with ways of developing such a bomb". .

We experimented with different ways of developing the scale.

Linked to the central role of agendas in policy making, government progresses specific agendas through siloed structures, each with different ways of developing and implementing policy.

Consequently, he is not concerned, as is Dworkin (or the proponent of accountability for reasonableness, in the earlier argument), with developing a way of resolving disputes about what counts as prudent.