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In order to provide a practically efficient solution, the next subsection contains a presentation of a distributed adaptation applicable in real time, aiming at providing adequate time-varying consensus weights in (10), using the locally available realizations of the β-parameters, in accordance with the basic principles of the IPDA methodology.

We realized that our 2013 publication describing Wnt6 knockout flies [ 1] contains a presentation error which does not impact any of the data or conclusions of the manuscript.

The morning discussion contained a presentation, which defined population screening for attendees but contained no reference to the findings of the review.

Table 5 contains a summary presentation of decomposition (III) showing the direct and combined or correlated percentage contributions.

Section 2 contains a short presentation of the notion of an iterated function system (IFS), one of the most common and most general ways to generate fractals.

Literature related to those intermediate spaces is very extensive; in particular, we refer the reader to the excellent book by Lunardi [14], which contains a comprehensive presentation on this topic and related issues.

A frequent situation is that a difference equation is transformed into a linear first-order one [5 9], which is solvable ([4] contains a nice presentation of some methods for solving the equation; see also [1], as well as [19] where the case of constant coefficients is considered).

Makinson (2009) contains an excellent presentation of ideas underlying nonmonotonic reasoning and its relation to degrees of belief.

A text document contains a number of presentation elements or attributes that arrange the content on the page and apply design glyphs or typographic elements (i.e., visual representation of letters and characters in a specific font and style).

The next section contains a descriptive comparative presentation of the data used, while Section 3 epigrammatically addresses the role of the military in Latin America from a comparative perspective in terms of defence burdens and economic performance.

Reichenbach's discussion of quantum mechanics contains a (then) standard presentation of the formalism of the theory, including the Born rule and, without stating it, the Projection Postulate (see the entry on quantum mechanics).