The only modifications for rooted trees are the explicit start point (the root of the tree) and the use of a fraction of the cycle.
To this end, one might use various analytical tools like, e.g., a geometric measure representation as a starting point of explicit analytical derivations.
In Refs. [18, 19] the starting point was the explicit requirement that the system of artificial atoms (qubits) maintained quantum coherence on the time scale of the electromagnetic pulse propagation across it, in the expectation that the coherent quantum dynamics of qubits interacting with the electromagnetic field governed the 'optical' properties of the metamaterial.
By making the rate function as explicit as possible, we do not only provide a starting point for further analytical work, but also provide a framework for efficient numerical methods to analyze metastable states.
The starting point for the development of the Swedish indicators were the explicit criteria available at the time, i.e. the first version of the Beers criteria [ 28] and the Canadian criteria [ 33].
In the case of this study, the policy represents the key contextual factor and the starting point to understand why, in spite of the presence of an explicit effort to drastically reduce fees at point of use, many women still deliver at home while others manage to overcome existing barriers to deliver in a health facility.
For this we need the explicit formulas of the bivariate linear circular copula, which are summarized in the Section 3. Starting point is the unique circular symmetric distribution on the unit disk B2 in R2 with uniform [−1,1] margins.
Dr Horvath believes that mandatory sex education lessons at school are an essential starting point for getting children to talk about sex and relationships, which could reduce the appetite for sexually explicit material.
Thus, the starting point for any initiative that seeks to develop a set of core services is to agree on an explicit purpose.
