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This will be further codified using the single framework rule defined in subsection 3.4 below.

This includes the object of adoption (SECaaS), which is defined in Subsection 2.1.

The event S i, defined in Subsection 6.1, is verified if both the events B i and C i happen.

To compute it, we reuse the 256-bin histogram of 8×8 nontext block means over the image defined in Subsection 3.1.

The technical and economic parameters of the vehicles (as defined in Subsection 'Total costs of ownership') are shown in Table 3.

The first theorem gives a general bound, and the second one assumes a special kind of discrete convexity defined in subsection 'Basic definitions'.

The PPPs are defined in the subsection ("Atom Types and Pharmacophore Types").

With the available local bandwidth and the connectivity table defined in the subsection above, the whole procedure is progressed when disseminating a RREQ packet and a RREP packet during the route discovery.

We subject to SVD the following versions of the data sets defined in the subsection "Unitemporal and bitemporal composites": (A) uncentered-unscaled, (B) uncentered-scaled, (C) centered-unscaled, (D) centered-scaled.

To this end, we separate the dynamic equations of the robot given by (11) into two subsets by taking x = q a, q u T ∈ ℝ N + 2, with q a ∈ ℝ N − 1 and q u ∈ ℝ 3 which were defined in the subsection describing the geometry of the problem: m 11 q a q ̈ a + m 12 q a q ̈ u + h 1 ( x, x ̇ ) = ψ ∈ ℝ N − 1 (20).

To construct the manually curated set of protein complexes (PCset2), we collected only category I proteins from perfectly or partially matched complexes (these complexes were defined in the subsection "Statistics of PCDq") and discarded category II or III proteins, which have not been described as subunits of a complex in the literature.