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There's even an I-Zone combination camera that takes both digital and instant pictures.

A damage model was proposed based on a linear damage rule to explain the damage behavior of the adhesive zone in combination with the Mohr Coulomb failure criterion.

[Xu et al., 2012b] examined the use of SVM model for landslide susceptibility mapping in an earthquake zone with combination of 4 kernel functions and 3 different training sets and found that radial-basis and polynomial kernel functions were suitable for modeling with any input training data.

In the case of the Shrub Tundra Zone, the combination of abundant flammable fuels and low effective moisture overwhelmed the mitigating effects of low temperatures on landscape flammability.

This index was based on cover values for each zone-year obtained by first averaging all plots within a zone-year-transect and then averaging across transects within each zone-year combination.

We use the solution to investigate the effects of open vertical barriers on the flow field; in particular, we examine the hydraulic containment of contaminant plumes or source zones by combination of a vertical barrier wall and extraction wells.

The local stress field conditions (e.g., Matsumoto et al. 2015) and seismotectonic settings of the intersection of the Hinagu and Futagawa fault zones imply combination of a strike-slip and a normal dip-slip shearing mechanism.

Thus, anterograde movement of the boundary between the flow zones in combination with the lamellipodial protrusion contributed to the overall spreading of the cell.

We report total vegetative cover means and 95% confidence intervals for each zone-year combination adjusted to the grand mean of the covariate.

We pooled all plots sampled in each zone-year combination, without regard to transect, in order to develop comparable estimates of species richness.

Differences in overall species composition between zone-year combinations were evaluated using relative Sorensen distance (McCune and Meford 1999, McCune and Grace 2002) expressing a percent dissimilarity of the distribution of cover across species, normalized to the total cover within a zone-year combination.