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This permits good discrimination within this intensity range at the cost of absolute intensity discrimination.

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Works that were centrally planned and assigned, moreover, had a better chance of seeing print than did books written on personal initiative.

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Have consumers pay the difference for costlier plans, if they think they provide better value.

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Here, altruistic players always do better than selfish players if they are fully altruistic or if the game is symmetric.

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Thus, for an intensive cropping system, external sources of decomposed organic matter addition would be a better option.

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Without a better understanding of popular terminology and establishment of clear philosophical goals, it will be impossible to design and conduct relevant crop/livestock research.

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The results suggest that both neural sensitivity and neural efficiency appear to be good predictors of phonetic learning.

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The book makes good use of black and white photographs, has a useful appendix on methodology and an excellent bibliography.

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All good protagonists require a formidable foe, and the foe of modern portfolio theory is behavioral finance.

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Intuitively, with the pollution charge set too high, good 2 is protected less than good, 3 initially.

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The collected goods are subsequently returned to the base camp or stored elsewhereforfuture use.

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So far, so good; but a few hours later, when the assistant returns she notices that the sink is blocked.

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In the first sector, labour produces a manufactured good with constant returns to scale.

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The regulations that stem from the consensus ensure a peer-review scientific process so that the science is as good as any system can guarantee.

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We obtain at the 2000 epoch, a sum squared error equals to 0.001, which represents a good result.

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