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The UML class diagram of Figure7 describes "Operating System" class as a generalisation for a traditional native or hosted operating systems (OS), and for native hypervisors: they all share the "boot on " relation with respect to a physical server or a virtual machine.

Here, we present a generalisation for polyploids of the SAT approach developed by Lynce and Marques-Silva [ 7, 8].

Along with a generalisation for two binding sites, it has been analysed in detail in ref. [ 10].

A measure of prognostic discrimination that is sometimes advocated is the c-index (Harrell 2001, p. 493), a generalisation for survival data of the area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve.

The use of plant functional groups, based on the species' flow response guilds (Merritt et al., 2010), is recommended to allow a generalisation for species responses to changes in hydrological factors.

Note that BTD- (L r,L r,1) is a generalisation of CPD for third-order tensors.

doi 10.1016/j.probengmech.2008.05.001] for a generalisation of the Nataf transformation to any elliptical copula.

end{aligned} (31) Also, they obtained a generalisation of inequality (31) for a class of ((2k))-convex functions.

end{aligned} (30) In [15] a generalisation of inequality (30) for a class of ((2k))-convex functions was established.

Since this function is sign-fixed, the related Melnikov integral is nonzero; see [23] for a generalisation of Melnikov theory to arbitrary dimensions.

Bounds on traces for these types of problems are a fairly recent research area and we point to [5] for a generalisation of Lieb Thirring inequalities to this setting.