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However, the PMI goes further by defining states of a system not only with respect to the universe, but also with respect to arbitrary larger systems.
In this sense, we take a step further by defining the responsibilities that an SDWN controller must assume in H-CRAN and propose a new Southbound API definition.
Moseley expanded on this further by defining a ''critical zone'' in the tendon-bone insertion area [10].The second one was proposed by Uhthoff who considered CT as a reactive calcification within a healthy tendon [11].
In his 2012 book, iDisorder: Understanding Our Obsession with Technology and Overcoming Its Hold on Us, Dr. Larry Rosen goes even further by defining an "iDisorder" as.
Consequently, we alleviated criteria further by defining invasion front specific genes as those genes up-regulated in invasion front compartments as compared to their normal counterparts only (e.g. liver invasion as compared to pure liver, B-type analysis) instead of requiring up-regulation as compared to all other compartments (A-type analysis).
The total axonal length within subregions of these density maps could then be further compared by defining regions of interest comprising a user-defined number of individual elements at any location of the map.
The application of planning techniques to maintain the frame hierarchy model is specified and further developed by defining a generalized algorithm of the Planner and Executor.
The analogy between this multistage ultrafiltration and column chromatography is further extended by defining and comparing parameters usually used to describe chromatographic separations such as resolution, capacity and selectivity.
Based on the previous TC configuration, the design of the lower shielding plug has been further developed by defining the specifications of embedded helium active cooling systems with the support of neutronic simulations, CFD analysis, and remote handling requirements.
One can further simplify by defining the Wigner distribution for each pulse as (73).
The idea can be easily formalised for further computations by defining a possibility distribution, for instance,.
