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Exterior trajectories executing ballistic lunar capture are formalized through the definition of special attainable sets.

In view of (11), the distinction between local and global problems can be formalized through the following definition.

All of the commitments will be formalized through the Clinton Global Initiative.

As the current classification represents a consensus phylogenetic hypothesis, measures of phylogenetic signal can be formalized through the designation of concordance groups derived from taxonomy (e.g. [11], [27], [31], but see [32]).

The semantics of VCM has recently been formalized through the use of an ontology [ 24], and the main categories of VCM are consistent with the UMLS semantic network and medical terminologies, including SNOMED CT in particular.

This has been formalized through the Surviving Sepsis Campaign 'bundles', derived from the recommendations of 11 professional societies, which have promoted global improvement in those practices whose primary goal it is to reduce sepsis-related death.

Here we describe a simpler way of introducing multiple excitatory couplings, based on Hebbian learning, which we formalize through the definition of a feature below.

Later, these practices were formalized through state laws during the early 1900s that allowed ballots to be mailed directly to election officials, and also gradually extended the same privileges to civilians.

Whereas other studies allowed outlets substantial flexibility in implementing strategies, [ 35- 41] our approach emphasized and formalized (through a signed agreement with the managers) which activities the outlet would try to implement to cover the three WES strategies (promotion, availability, and point of purchase [POP]).

To preserve secrecy, it was necessary to bypass discussion and ratification by the French Parliament, the alliance being formalized through an exchange of letters (Dec. 27, 1893 Jan. 4, 1894) that accepted the previously agreed upon terms.

Restrictions on T&C goods began in the 1950s and were formalized through a series of agreements culminating in the Multi-Fibre Arrangement in 1974.