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These set of constraints are to be defined in next Sections.

In this paper, umbral calculus is considered for some special Sheffer polynomials (to be defined in next section) such as Bell polynomials, Bernoulli polynomials, Frobenius-Euler polynomials, Korobov polynomials, degenerate Bernoulli polynomials, and falling factorial polynomials.

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As Alonzo introduced me to various residents, she included short descriptions that captured how they might have wished to be defined in earlier years: a committed teacher, a great mother.

The histological subtype could be defined in 1122 tumours (Table 3).

Khorāsān's current Iranian frontiers were defined in 1881 and in a convention of July 8 , 1893

Both townships were defined in 1835; East Maitland became a municipality in 1862 and West Maitland in 1863.

Nearly a third of India's groundwater blocks were defined in 2004 as "critical, semi-critical or over-exploited".

Protoplasm had been defined in 1835 as the ground substance of living material and hence responsible for all living processes.

The exact speed of this vibration is 9,192,631,770 cycles per second, and that is how a second was defined in 1967.

Osteopenia was defined in June 1992 at a World Health Organization meeting in order to prompt governments to pay attention to the problem of bone loss.

This was defined in 1998 by the Rome Statute, which set up the international criminal court, as "a systematic attack directed against a civilian population, resulting in extermination or torture, or an inhumane act intentionally causing great suffering".

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