A vulnerability is considered as ignored by the scanner if the corresponding injection point is not tested by the scanner.
Thus in providing solutions to linearized field equations the gravitational effects are simply considered as additive, thereby ignoring the effects which the gravitational field has on its own source.
In order to determine if these modules comprise smaller modules, each module is considered as a disjoint subnetwork, ignoring links with other modules, and iMod is then applied once to each subnetwork.
The van der Waals Platteeuw solid solution theory is used to model the hydrate phase while it is assumed that vapor phase is an ideal gas of refrigerant ignoring its water content and the aqueous phase is considered as pure water (activity coefficient=1) ignoring aqueous solubility.
In the various analyses these events were either ignored, considered as event of interest or as competing event (censored), depending on the various definitions of outcome.
Traditional approaches assume this variation is slow in comparison to the burst interval, and they approximate average timing delay over a number of symbol periods which it means that synchronization parameter can be considered as quasi-constant [16], however, ignoring this variation would degrade the performance as it will be well illustrated in simulation results.
In fact, in most of them, temporal correlation is ignored or considered as a deleterious effect.
Three-dimensional effects, such as the influence of the plate thickness on stress components, are largely ignored or considered as negligible for all practical purposes.
The majority of Fog applications are motivated by the desire for functionality and end-user requirements, while the security aspects are often ignored or considered as an afterthought.
Without loss of generality, w(η ,τ ; r) and w D are considered as constants here and are ignored in the following analysis.
Under the quasi-static assumption, the time-derivatives of the associated electric fields are considered as sufficiently small to be ignored in Maxwell's equations.
