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The technique allows for a rigorous definition of the boundary conditions of the flame with probe intrusion and enables less ambiguous comparison between experiment and model.

The existence of canonical, almost complex and almost symplectic structures defined by Lagrangian and/or N-connection is very important for elaborating an approach to geometric quantization of mechanical systems modelled on nonholonomic manifolds [25] as well for a rigorous definition of nonholonomic (anisotropic) Clifford structures and spinors in commutative and noncommutative spaces [21, 22].

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22This form provides the basis for a rigorous definition of phenotype and a method for deconstructing the original system into a collection of simpler nonlinear subsystems.

To a great extent, the problem lies in the lack of a rigorous definition for TDD.

A consensus has arisen that these discrepancies are most likely due to the lack of a rigorous definition of the markers used for Treg identification as well as to technical differences in Treg isolation.

For the first time a rigorous definition of HSC is given using a comparative analysis of deformability and strength characteristics of different concrete classes.

However, a rigorous definition for shoulder elevation/depression and pro-/retraction for shoulder elevation/depression and pro-/retraction is missing in this clinical context.

We used a rigorous definition for PMPS based on nature (neuropathic descriptors), location and timing of pain, as per the 1996 survey (Smith et al, 1999).

We tried to limit diagnostic bias by applying a rigorous definition for children with probable TB derived from international consensus guidelines [ 15, 17, 18].

The motivation for the Kullback-Leibler work was to provide a rigorous definition of information in relation to Fisher's sufficient statistics.

We presented a rigorous definition of gates and established a new scheme for their classification.