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Defined in this manner, the slip irreversibility parameter can take values between zero, which corresponds to fully reversible slip and one, which denotes fully irreversible slip.

These would have the all-important DDD marking – denoting fully digital recordings, from original session to mastering.

Specifically, on Figure 11a, FC TD denotes a fully connected architecture configuration with top-down scheduling, RC TD denotes an architecture with reduced connectivity with top-down scheduling, FC BU denotes a fully connected architecture configuration with bottom-up scheduling, and RC BU denotes an architecture with reduced connectivity with bottom-up scheduling.

The hexaammonium salt of Ins(1,3,4,5,6) P 5, (NH4 6H4L, where L denotes the fully deprotonated form of the molecule, was prepared as previously reported.

Given a path P in the graph we will let FC(P) denote the fully contracted path that is obtained from P. We define a circle in graph G to be a closed path that has no repeated vertices.

Special icons that hover over your avatar's head will denote titles that fully support game launching, says Locust_Star.

This is probably due to the fact that it has proven difficult to fully denote the neurocognitive architecture underlying prosody.

Both the two-loop [21] and three-loop models [25] for the Arabidopsis circadian clock employ Michaelis-Menten terms for all degradation kinetics (this form of the model is denoted here as Fully Nonlinear Degradation, FND).

The extracted features are denoted as LEDF which fully consider the structural information of pedestrian images by analyzing the local features and meanwhile possess strong discrimination by using the identification network.

A w-tree is fully occupied, denoted by Two, if all leaves possess the same height h.

Traditionally the term clique has been used to denote a group of fully interconnected nodes [ 37], but has also been used to describe network motifs of the fully connected three node sub-graph [ 2].