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(8) To establish (8), we use the mean value theorem for integrals once again, this time with one of the 'functions' involved being actually a distribution written in terms of the Dirac delta.

Finally, the evaluation metrics we chose is the recall, i.e. the rate of ground truth curves that have been detected, as a function of the number of detected lines which is simply the number of selected maxima, the HT being actually a localisation, and not a detection algorithm.

This so-called "Rose of Sharon" being actually a bulbous plant, probably N. tazetta which grows in Israel on the Plain of Sharon, where it is a protected plant.

On the other hand, a similar list by the Los Angeles Times ranked it 96th, considering that despite being "actually a pretty good piece of TV", the episode was "just marred by the fact that the show was forced into killing Mr. Eko, a character whose story was far from over".

The average divergence between a patrilocal and a matrilocal tribe is therefore similar to the average divergence between pairs of populations within the two groups, the latter being actually a mean of the very different divergence values observed among patrilocal and matrilocal tribes (see the AMOVA schemes 1 and 2).

Each AFLP expression profile was normalized using the sum of signal method as implemented in GeneMapper® to correct for differences in total electropherogram intensities, which may arise due to loading errors or differences in amplification efficiency, being actually a semi-quantitative analysis.

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Change is actually a strength.

It's actually a positive".

"I'm actually a businessman.

This is actually a lie.