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However, in practice the function may not be explicitly known, or the function may be implicitly represented by a set of data points.

We note especially that the value of κ in (17) does not need to be explicitly known in order to choose, optimize, and implement the coefficients.

The thickness of the conducting nano-carbon layer does not need to be explicitly known, but it is assumed that the lateral dimension is uniform over the specimen area.

Although the above algorithms give some insights about the optimal solution, they assume that all the energy arrival, the channel fading, and the data arrival must be explicitly known before transmission, which is called the offline condition.

This observation highlights another feature of our method: the binding motifs of a given CRM need not be explicitly known to identify co-regulated sequences since the entire sequence is used.

In this case the best constant and the extremizers are explicitly known.

One main result of the paper is the asymptotic formula for their number: Tk,σ(n)∼n− k−1)2+(k−1)/2)γ−nk,σ, where γk,σ is explicitly known.

Although the inverse operator is explicitly known for this class of operators, regularization techniques have to be used due to the ill-posedness of the problem.

In the isotropic case, the scattering cross sections are explicitly known as a function of the wavenumber and the correlations of the Lamé parameters and density.

These codes satisfy the constraint that each symbol in each linear combination that is transmitted is explicitly known by the node transmitting that linear combination.

Statistical reweighting is useful and sometimes necessary for analysis of equilibrium enhanced sampling methods, such as umbrella sampling or replica exchange, and also in experimental cases where biasing factors are explicitly known.