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The actual work represents a pilot project aimed at extending systematically the above described activities to the study and management of AH in the whole Apulia region.

Here the results of Baumann et al. suggest that amplitude modulation rate (varied from 0.5 to 512 Hz) is progressively mapped out over the superior temporal plane, with higher frequencies (∼128 or 32) typically evoking more activation in caudomedial cortex, with responses to progressively lower AM rates extending systematically out anteriorally and laterally.

The network was then extended and systematically explored.

The analysis of RCRRs was extended to systematically analyse a complete fold family.

In this work, we presented an approach to extend ontologies systematically by finding new terms similar to two or three provided terms.

From the beginning of the 18th century, the coal industry had expanded production with the help of the Newcomen pump and systematically extended its export markets to France (see Thomas Newcomen).

Starting from commercially available 1,4-diiodotetrafluorobenzene, nine novel chromophores with systematically extended π-system were synthesized via cross-coupling reactions.

Flexible h-adaptive strategies are developed, which can be systematically extended to a large class of interface problems.

Furthermore, we show how this software can be systematically extended for more complex problems such as nonlinear absorption reconstruction for fluorescence-mediated tomography.

This paper presents a general theoretical and computational framework, in which spline surfaces defined over planar domains can be systematically extended to manifold domains with arbitrary topology with or without boundaries.