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In particular for short filters (M=10), the convergence bounds are alternated by γ x and thus the classical bound (3) is still too high.

The classical bound for the determinant of an s.d.d.

In general, if classical states of light are used, then the most sensitive measurement is limited to a classical bound, the shot-noise limit (SNL) [8 10].

Weil sequences, the name has been chosen due to the dependence of correlation bound on Weil's classical bound of the magnitude of sums of Legendre symbols.

They enable one to obtain, by solving a discrete infmax problem, a lower bound of the effective yield strength domain of the material, that is rigorous and more predictive than the classical bound of Reuss.

Novel customized bound contraction problems are proposed for GBD and NGBD, and they are easier to solve than the classical bound contraction problems because they are defined on reduced variable spaces.

When interface effects are disregarded, this bound coincides with the classical Hashin Shtrikman bound.

Khrapchenko's classical lower bound n2 on the formula size of the parity function f can be interpreted as designing a suitable measure of sub-rectangles of the combinatorial rectangle f−1 0)×f−1 0).

Classical cadherins bind to β-catenin at its central armadillo repeat domain, and β-catenin interacts with the actin cytoskeleton through α-catenin.

'Classical' retinoids bind to and activate (or inactivate) the retinoic acid receptors (RAR α, β and γ) and retinoid X receptors (RXR α, β and γ).

Setting (m = 1) one recovers the classical Chebyshev-Markov bound (6.1).