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These regulations focus on 3 essential components, defined by the 1979 Belmont Report: respect for persons, beneficence, and justice.

This study attempts to investigate factors potentially driving changes in different streamflow components defined by different quantiles.

In the specific context of EU-SILC surveys and the Headline Indicator at-risk-of-poverty or social exclusion (AROPE) and its components defined by European Commission, this paper aims to contribute to the methodology for constructing such indicators at the regional level.

These observations lead to the conclusion that realistic millimeter-wave channel models can consist of deterministic components, defined by the scenario and random components, representing unpredictable factors or objects that are random or insignificant.

Alternatively to some global notion of 'world', one can look at the components of the (mixed) state of a (local) system, either from the point of view that the different components defined by decoherence will separately affect (different components of the state of) another system, or from the point of view that they will separately underlie the conscious experience (if any) of the system.

As presented in Section 2.2.1, each measurement Z k,i received from the HPRF radar regenerates G k,i Gaussian measurement components defined by mean (textbf {y}_{k, i}^{g}), covariance (textbf {R}_{k,i}^{g}), and relative weight (gamma _{k,i}^{g}).

The system component defined by a generic nonlinear dynamic structure is arranged in a hierarchical structure with the appropriate communication interface.

Place fields in the hippocampus consist of both a firing-rate component and a temporal component defined by spike-phase precession relative to the local theta rhythm.

The epithelial component of the thymus, defined by monoclonal antibodies TE-3, TE-4, BBTECS, and AE1 (anti-keratin) was isolated from the mesodermal component, defined by antibody TE-7, and maintained separately in long-term culture.

Each final Gaussian component (defined by its mean and its covariance matrix ) is computed as follows: (16).

The vertical bars shows the estimated mean within each group with 95% confidence limits as estimated by a random intercept model (with a variance component defined by the centre) adjusting for age at scan (reference, mean age = 53 years).