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These are both defined in terms of the "expected value" of a random variable.

The resulting equivalent fluid is characterized by an equivalent velocity and an equivalent pressure both defined in the whole domain.

as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 Probability distribution functions of the variables and both defined in (16).

Focusing on the specific case of Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA), we propose novel notions of arguments and admissible/grounded extensions, both defined in terms of graphs.

We define (T^{epsilon}= min(T_{ast}, T_{epsilon}) > 0) so that the exact solution and the approximate solution are both defined in the time interval ([0,T^{epsilon}]).

Figures 2 and 3 illustrate how each regime behaves for selected ϕ's by plotting the survivor distribution, G ¯ ϕ ( t ), and the probability density, g ϕ ( t ), both defined in Eq. (4) below.

3. Entrants must be resident in the UK from the time they submit their entry into the Competition to the time they are selected as a winner (as a Monthly Winner and/or as the Overall Winner, both as defined in paragraphs 16 and 19 below).

The seismic demands considered were both those defined in KTP-N.2-89 and EC8.

Since both are defined in the same conforming space of nodal displacements, the generalized element eigenvalues can be computed straight-forward.

The primary safety outcome was short term major bleeding, while the secondary outcome was minor bleeding, both as defined in each individual trial.

This is achievable because the SHG signal is both strictly defined in wavelength and propagated strongly forward, which does not interfere with the fluorescence of a fluorescent probe (for example, the SRB fluorescence in Figure  7a-f).