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In fact, their integral bordism groups can be considered as extensions of subgroups of crystallographic groups.
Our results can be considered as extensions and supplements of those obtained in [20 22].
Approaches that locate speech portions in time and frequency domain, such as speech presence probability (SPP) or ideal binary mask (IBM) estimation, can be considered as extensions of VAD that exceed the scope of this article.
Then we apply the extensions of the Abian-Brown fixed point theorem provided in the last section to prove some existence theorems for the extended Nash equilibrium of nonmonetized noncooperative games on chain-complete preordered sets, which can be considered as extensions of the results proved by Li in [12], which are on chain-complete posets.
The same principle has been recently applied in GWAS for assessing association of sets of SNPs and phenotypes [ 9- 12], and many of the proposed approaches can be considered as extensions to SNP analysis of a method, Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) [ 3], designed for micro-array data analysis.
Our results can be considered as significant extensions of the results of Dafermos [6], Moudafi and Noor [12], Noor and Noor [32, 33] and others in this area.
These analogies could be considered as conceptual extensions of the periodical table of the elements, assuming that two atoms or molecules having the same number of valence electrons would be expected to have similar or homologous properties.
In many aspects, they can be considered as functional extensions of other known habitats but with a different vegetation structure.
Bakry, Gentil, and Ledoux have recently proved a sharp extension of the Sobolev Inequality for functions on R+×Rn, which can be considered as an extension to "continuous dimensions".
With reference to classification, the proposed neuro fuzzy rough structure may be considered as an extension of the neuro-rough fuzzy structure by fuzzificationeuro-rough fuzzyce, performed by fuzzy rough structure
