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For more generalized case, we can adopt the more general series representation, which applies for arbitrary m I i [30].

A recent study by Murray et al.[ 27] has shown that discrete models can be coarsed-grained in a continuum limit to generate a continuum model for more generalized description of the intestinal crypt.

To the authors' best knowledge, the existence condition of JGMD is still unknown for more generalized cases.

It is possible we can learn a 2D or even 3D identity manifold for more generalized target modeling given sufficient training data.

But even if it had been a positive trial, that would not have changed the importance of waiting for evidence of benefit in reducing adverse clinical outcome (death, MI, stroke) before adopting the drug for more generalized use.

Possibly, such survival might be higher for more generalized lichen species and for larger lichen feeders ingesting larger lichen fragments.

Although Colossus was designed to perform specific cryptographic-related calculations, it could be used for more-generalized purposes.

Although Eq. (2) is obtained for a highly idealized geometry, this relationship is valid for slightly more generalized cases as shown in Fig. 2, in which the relationship between the aspect ratio, plate size and the toroidal/poloidal spectra has been calculated and plotted.

Comparison of the results of several long-term field trials conducted simultaneously at several experimental sites which differed in environmental characteristics such as soil type and climatic conditions was shown to provide a good basis for a more generalized quantification of the overall turnover of nitrogen and for calculating improved N balances.

Though much is known about human amygdala responses to stimuli that produce a strong state of fear (LeDoux 1996; LaBar et al. 1998), more recent work has begun to elucidate a role for the amygdala in detecting biologically relevant stimuli that call for a more generalized (Hamann et al. 2002) or more subtle level of state change (Whalen et al. 1998; Davis and Whalen 2001).

In this section, we solve the problem for the triangular matrix A. Next, we attempt to solve the problem for a more generalized case.