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As depicted in Figure 4, the TGA method relies on a projection of musical cues (here, metrical classes--see Figure 4a) onto trajectories (see Figure 4c), which, by definition, generates a combined spatiotemporal representation using musical and choreographical information.

Acute pancreatitis is a disease that, by definition, generates an increase in metabolism.

"Syndications by definition generate a degree of support," he added.

Any LN that existed in an N1 area was combined with that region and, by definition, generated one region named an N1 group (N1G).

Definitions were created by examining the definitions generated by participants in Experiment 1B and noting recurring themes in the definitions (e.g., several participants indicated that eevie was a small electronic device of some sort).

So h0 generates a revision sequence (see Definition 3.7, below).

Danish translation of the archetype was handled by generating a local terminology that includes all the term definitions in Danish.

The system then couples multimedia social (wiki) generated novice-level definitions to expert-level canonical definitions generated by learned societies of the domain.

Three steps are taken to generate a definition.

Almost by definition, Next-Generation Sequencing is "massively parallel," generating many millions of individual sequence reads; therefore, there is considerable scope for cross-contamination to be detected.

By definition, once an element is given, a cyclotomic coset containing it can be easily generated by successive multiplication by p to the element, which will be useful in generating the row index set for our new sensing matrix.