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We consider representations that range from fragments of propositional logic to function-free first-order logic with equality; in doing so we cover a variety of plate models and of probabilistic relational models.

We consider representations of H that are gotten by the generalized Segal Bargmann transform from a unitary G-space of holomorphic functions on D to an L2-space on DR. We prove that in the unbounded realization the inverse of the unitary part of the restriction map is actually the Laplace transform.

On the fourth consideration relating to fettering of discretion, the judge found that the PSA and STPB had not rigidly enforced the guidelines as they had made it clear at the meeting attended by the plaintiff that they would consider representations from cruise operators, and, in fact, a number of such concessions were made.

The Court ruled that the first two requirements had been satisfied, and that the guideline had not been rigidly enforced because the PSA had been willing to consider representations from cruise operators like the plaintiff, and, if the circumstances required, the PSA had been willing to grant an exception to the 30% restriction rule.

Some consider representations to rely mainly on shape [3], [4], while others also acknowledge the contribution of surface detail, such as colour [5].

In this paper we consider representation issues of rigid body transformations based on geometric properties of reflected correspondence vectors.

we can consider representation (3.7) as a substitution, which leads us to the one-point problem z j ′ ( t ) = P j ( t ) z ( t ) + h j ( t, x ( t ) ), z j ( t 0 ) = z j 0, (3.10,.

It just depends on what you consider "representation," I guess.

Shortly afterwards the then cabinet office minister, Matthew Hancock, said the clause, which was due to be implemented from 1 May, was being "paused" while the government – which had not consulted on the policy beforehand – considered representations from the charity sector.

Mr. Mashat's California-designed mannequins, stylized raw-silk dressmaker dummies with the slightest of curves, were stopped from entering the country by zealous customs officials who insisted that they were statues forbidden under the country's strict interpretation of Islamic law, which considers representations of the human form to be potential idols.

All considered representations in this section are only based on a deterministic description.