However, due to a much higher density of data points used in the current analysis, we were able to detect additional aberrations as well as exactly define the breakpoints of all rearrangements in samples which were characterized previously using LOH. Figure 1A shows all 16 cases in detail, and Figs. 2 and 3 display array-CGH profiles of 7 tumors providing new information.
In doing so, the event in the classical probability theory is understood as an exactly defined phenomenon and from a mathematical point of view (as mentioned above) it is a classical set.
In the classical theory, an event is understood as an exactly defined phenomenon, and from the mathematical point of view, it is a classical set.
Treatment failure is exactly defined as reaching a detectable viral load and a CD4+ count of <= 200.
The transition function ω describes how the backlog evolves over time and is exactly defined as in Jofre-Bonet and Pesendorfer (2003).
In addition to limiting her mobility, Mayer's stroke caused subtle changes to her mental processing, which she has never exactly defined but summarizes as being "unable to see a mountain range as blue".
The other primary issue, as with almost any movie about AI, is what exactly defines a consciousness, and whether or not it can be created as genderless.
But what exactly defines the perfect burger?
Centrality expresses a player's expertise, responsibility and involvement in more difficult activities within the community practice, exactly as originally defined by Lave and Wenger (1991).
More precisely, we consider the signature map Ψ exactly as defined in (3), but we look at it organized in blocks according to the rows of the discretization grid: The first block Ψ[1] corresponds to the first row of the grid and thus it consists in the first C columns of Ψ, as defined in (3), where C is the total number of columns of the grid.
