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As discussed in [6], Hankel operators can be sign-definite only for h ∈ C ∞ ( R + ) which is of course not true for kernels (1.7).

" 'See Under: Love' was a definite breakthrough, not only for David but for Israeli literature," Oz says.

In such cases, PiB-PET can provide a definite clue not only for the diagnosis of CAA but also the coexistence of hypertensive arteriopathy (Fig. 2).

For both in Oriental art and in Greek art, frontality was an exceptional treatment: in Oriental art it was a treatment strictly reserved for a small number of traditional characters of cult and myth; in Greek art it was an option resorted to only for definite reasons, when demanded by the subject, and, on the whole, seldom made use of.

A statistical syllogism deals with complexions of less than 100%, and its conclusion is not definite but only probable: for example, if 95% of S are P, this present S is probably P. Some logicians claim that the probability in question is exactly 0.95, but Williams does not need to rely on that additional claim.

First, we defined lifelong treatment non-justified only for patients without a definite or possible justification.

For definite wavelengths, only one output port transfers the power.

McGregor is the Scots' only definite starter for the friendly in Sweden tomorrow evening, Craig Gordon's injury allowing the Rangers goalkeeper to try to draw a line under the Boozegate scandal last Easter.

This should be left in place only for a short while, with a definite sunset date, to encourage people to take their money out of housing.

However, no definite recommendations are available to guide the therapeutic approach in patients positive only for aPS/PT antibodies.

9-1-1 is reserved only for true emergency situations in which there is a definite, likely or uncertain threat to life, health or property.