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This problem generalizes the well known hop-constrained spanning tree problem and arises in the design of centralized networks with quality of service constraints and also in package shipment with service guarantee constraints.

This semigroup is well known and arises in the context of stable random processes in probability, in pseudo-differential parabolic equations and in integral geometry; see Koldobsky, Landkof, Fedorjuk, Aliev, Rubin, Sezer and Uyhan (see [23 26]).

Troping was rooted in similar practices in the ancient Byzantine liturgy and arose in the West, probably in France, by the 8th century.

It's a myth that borders on delusion, for some of the key technologies that led to the internet were underwritten by government subsidies and arose in the context of larger-than-life geopolitical battles.

This tumour was originally chemically induced in rats and arose in the auditory canal (Vaupel, 1974).

Papillary renal cell carcinoma (PRCC) is the second most frequent subtype (10%15%%) and also arises in the proximal convoluted tubule.

Amyloidosis arising from serum amyloid A (SAA) constitutes the second most prevalent type of amyloid (after AL) and typically arises in the setting of chronic inflammatory conditions.

The problem of joint DOA and frequency estimation arises in the applications of radar, wireless communications and electron reconnaissance.

Thus, the outcome of material interests and ideal interests arises in the context of structure.

How few understand what love really is, and how it arises in the human heart.

It is expertly focused, and its drama first arises in the many sharp and conflicting diagonals.