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However, we can straightforwardly extend assumptions A1-A5 to multivariate functional terms in equation (3).

And it is straightforward to extend those assumptions to the case with N b >2,N t >1 and high-order modulations.

We can extend the assumptions to the general ones that the bivariate claim seizes are copula distributed in common shocks, and the distributions of the claim sizes of two businesses are heavy-tailed distributed.

Since the confidence intervals are computed under the assumption that rho is normally distributed, it is appropriate to extend the assumption for providing a simple method to test the difference between two ICCs.

We extend the assumption-base semantics of DPLs to accommodate diagrammatic reasoning by introducing general inference mechanisms for the valid extraction of information from diagrams, and for the incorporation of sentential information into diagrams.

Our data, so far described, confirm and greatly extend the assumption that LII/III pyramidal cells show significant differences in their input/output connectivity, dependent on whether they are located in the upper LII/III or lower LII/III.

Later, Xiao et al. [17] extended the assumptions of CS for BGS [7] by adding an assumption that the projection of the noise over the dictionary is irregular and random.

Xekalaki ([1983a]), extended the assumptions of the classical contagion model developed by Greenwood and Yule ([1920]) by considering a population of individuals exposed to varying accident risk.

Challenging and extending current assumptions, they find that Chinese employees indicate preference for a moral leadership style, but are also influenced by transformational leader behaviors.

Thus, our finding that dopaminergic stimulation facilitated cortical interactions with the putamen during finger tapping extends previous assumptions of the role of the putamen in bradykinesia by suggesting that not only regional activity but especially enhanced cortical input to the putamen is a key mechanism underlying improvement of movement speed in Parkinson's disease.

It shows that the above extended complexity assumption still holds in the generic group model by employing the same proof technology introduced in [11].