In particular, given (N), it is plausible that a property is a duplicate preserving property iff it is a qualitative interior property.
Since digital data can be very quickly and easily duplicated, intellectual property right protection techniques have become important and first appeared about fifty years ago (see [I.J. Cox, M.L. Miller, The First 50 Years of Electronic Watermarking, EURASIP J. Appl. Signal Process. 2 (2002) 126 132. [52]] for an extended review).
In both cases of nickel and dollar, the use of manganese in the coin was to duplicate the electromagnetic properties of a previous identically sized and valued coin, for vending purposes.
Any alternative would need to duplicate the desired properties of the original chemical without requiring an extensive revamping of the entire plating process.
These include, among others, the removal of duplicates, filteringby physico‐chemical properties or substructure matching and the visualinspection of the respective compounds.
To better understand buffering by duplicates, we compared the properties of a subset of duplicates which are likely to buffer for each other's function to those which do not buffer for each other.
Crucially, isolated duplicates share the intrinsic properties of the things with which they are duplicates.
FEMA has repeatedly said that the damage to uninsured private homes was not so severe that state, local and volunteer agencies could not handle the problems, and that FEMA could not duplicate coverage for insured properties.
Several of Necrid's attacks duplicate physical motions and properties of attacks used by other characters in the series.
Here, we used the predicted A. thaliana and P. trichocarpa 0.65 confidence PPI networks to conduct a preliminary analysis of the relationship between WGD duplicate retention and 2 properties of the predicted network: the fraction of genes to which a given gene is connected (degree centrality) and the fraction of neighbors retained following the same WGD (duplicated neighbors).
