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Chouinard and Tompkins were the founding members of a loose band of adventurers known as the Do Boys, a coinage they derived, with some self-mockery, from the Japanese translation of action sports as "do sports".

Other cases can be similarly derived with some tedious manipulations.

These equivalencies (summarized in Table 5) can be derived, with some work, using (28) and the closed-form solutions for the PMMSE-IAP and PMMI-IAP problem.

The physical parameters of the quasi-stationary emission region can be derived with some confidence, while the variability mechanism(s) must be complex.

The closed-form beamforming solution for K-user MISO interference channel has been derived with some assumptions while conventional virtual SINR beamforming solutions have been derived for a two-user scenario.

(iii) While the previous results have been derived with some approximation, an exact solution for very long filters is presented based on a matrix equivalence property, resulting in a new conservative stability bound that is more relaxed than previous ones.

In Section 3, some new reduction formulas for the linearization coefficients of some Jacobi polynomials are derived with the aid of employing some symbolic algebraic computation such as the algorithms of Zeilberger, Petkovsek and van Hoeij, hence four new linearization formulas for products of some nonsymmetric Jacobi polynomials are also given in this section.

The vast number of stem cells, some derived with techniques different from those used to create the first embryonic stem cells at the University of Wisconsin, may indicate that Geron has some fights ahead of it.

In the case of the 'poor' and 'very poor' estimates, species richness values are indirect and some have been partially derived with climate information.

Some unappealing features of utility distribution, derived with the nucleolus, are listed in [34].

First, some general quasi-synchronization conditions are derived with explicit expressions of the error bound.