The solution of problem (1.1), (1.2) on where (1.2). is defined in the classical sense (we refer, e.g., to [1]) as a function continuous on continuously differentiable on except for points,, and satisfying (1.1) everywhere on except for points,.
If there were no noise in the image spectra, reliable correction could be done everywhere except for points where the CTF is zero.
Except for pointing to pornography, Mr. Sun did not specify what might be deemed unhealthy.
It could be easily found in Fig. 4 a that the residual RCMs of points A and C are obvious, except for point B because it is lying on the scene center line without range-dependent motion error before RCMC.
The locations of pilots' reports which noted the smell of SO2 are consistent with the simulation of an initial profile with an altitude of 5 14 km (height errors are approximately ± 2 km, except for point h in Fig. 5) and OMI.
Currently, in Greece, tobacco advertising bans are complete, except for point-of-sale advertising.
Note that the following interpretations are for T + F cases (T and F are pooled), except for point 11.
This sequence is identical to the sequence in this study except for point mutations in 27 loci that await further confirmation.
On the other hand, transcripts encoding a lipid transfer protein, amino acid selective channel protein, Pointed First Leaf, and a high mobility group protein appeared to be low in 0' buds, upregulated as cold acclimation progressed, and then downregulated during deacclimation, except for Pointed First Leaf which actually appeared to peak during deacclimation.
For Figure 5, an ANOVA with Tukey's post-hoc analysis was done to compare values from all time points, except for time point zero (which has lower PKA activity due to pheromone treatment), with each other.
The physical variables showed that all points contained mainly silt, except for two points close to the river mouths, where the mean diameter was < 35 μm.
