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The semantic objects allow an extendable model to be defined from a set of well-defined building blocks (adapted from [ 30]).

In this paper, we relax this condition, showing how DAC can be defined from a directed constraint graph.

Let us now briefly give some details of how the hyperbolic plane can be defined from a Klein pair.

These typologies take into consideration that newness has to be defined from a technology, business, and customer perspective (Zawislak et al. 2011).

Regarding the terminologies, "breathy" and "whispery" phonations can distinctly be defined from a physiological viewpoint [1]. Figure 2 shows the laryngeal tensions involved in breathy and whispery phonations, compared to the modal (normal) phonation.

In order to assess the within-Africa ancestry of African-derived Americans, possible source populations need to be defined from a thoroughly sampled genetic variation of Africa.

We remind that the homomorphism θ is defined from A to Aut ( K ) for the semidirect product of groups, while it is defined from A to End ( K ) for the product of monoids.

High-resolution DEMs from active remote sensing form a new basis for geomorphological work, which is moving on from consideration of whether data are accurate enough to how the surface of interest can be defined from an overabundance of data.

However, in countries with restricted access of patients to original patented drugs, the objective of generic drug policies can also be defined from an investment perspective: health gain by improved patient access without need for additional health budget.

'Well-being' is defined from a person perspective as health, safety, comfort, convenience, satisfaction, interest and enjoyment; and in practice organisational terms as performance with regard to productivity, quality, flexibility and effectiveness.

"At this moment," Ms. Pellerin said, "neutrality has not been defined from a legal point view".