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The strategy here departs from the foregoing by parallelizing the generation of random subintervals for the set of sample paths until all sample paths have been computed for the stated time interval.

Our contribution is then to perform the selection processes mentioned in the foregoing, by considering them as statistical decision problems and reducing the number of empirical parameters for better robustness.

Despite the foregoing, by the morning of November 9th, against this consensus line of thinking, America, or more specifically the Electoral College, had given Mr. Trump the needed votes to be called President-Elect.

We corroborated the foregoing by calculating the ratio of the observed rate to the expected rate for each Jurisdiction studied [ 22].

Finally, we calculated how many days of early detection was possible for groups with various network attributes by multiplying the coefficient and confidence intervals in the foregoing models by the mean difference between the above-average group and the below-average group (see Supporting Information Text S1).

This paper extends the foregoing approach by organizing the vector trajectories into matrices.

The foregoing statements by Martin and Osberg (2007) were aligned to a factor that challenged the respondents, "Social entrepreneurship ventures are still obscured and untried with a mean rating of 3.95 or Agree.

This article covers the foregoing issues by considering the historical background to the current state of knowledge, the facts of the matter as they are currently known, and the explanatory models that have been formulated to address different spatial and chronological scales of analysis.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, use by students is limited to doing research under the direct supervision of faculty.

Here, we attempt to advance the foregoing literature by demonstrating the degree of commonality among the five sets of criteria, synthesizing them into a discrete set, and exploring issues that would have to be addressed in any effort to systematize application of the criteria.

Butter becomes rancid by the foregoing process and by hydrolysis, which liberates volatile and malodorous acids, particularly butyric acid.