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The operator can control the virtual robot in real-time and get quick feedback without obvious time-delay.
In 1997, a rice crop was grown without any treatment application to test for residual effects.
Subjecting "force" and "attraction" to rigorous mathematical treatment does not entail that "force" and "attraction" are transformed into pure mathematical concepts without any physical meaning.
An ordinary goal is a goal without goal variables or goal arguments.
This can be developed by saying that an 'organic' growth, without the structuring element of some kind of framework, is chaos.
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.
Reconstructive procedures, however, lie along a continuum, without any clear boundary between therapeutic reconstructive surgery for a diagnosable problem and purely cosmetic surgery.
This reinforces the importance of the problem in countries without well organized health care or without wide access of the entire population to such care.
Could the polity sustain pockets of autonomy in key border regions without risking the destabilisation of its interior?
Let us note that the drainage assumption (4.12) can be replaced by an imbibition assumption without changes in the result.
They reported being interested in what was being offered without having any pre-existing intention to take up these offers.
The effective number of parties increased significantly and minority governments without stable support in parliament became the standard type of government.
Taking the campaign to some parts of the country proved especially difficult for parties without a presence in those areas.
Figure 2 shows the population of the excited levels calculated without the radiation trapping.
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