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Hence, dealing with SAR data is essentially difficult because samples from the tail of the distribution will have a strong influence on parameter estimation, and bias will be introduced if we decline the weights of them [6].

Multiple and/or concurrent sexual partners are among the key drivers of HIV infection; hence, dealing with this issue is of vital importance to decrease the stigma associated with accessing HCT services.

In this paper, we focus on the view angle which is one of the most important covariates and hence deal with cross-view gait recognition.

Secondly, I introduce the Umwelt concept as it may help us avoid a far too human perception on how animals perceive, and hence deal with, their environment.

This is mainly because the conventional features are optimized for speech/speaker recognition rather than the emotional content, hence deal with the structure in spite of perception.

Hence, when dealing with these types of components one should use multi state concept.

Virtual network operators (VNOs) ask for wireless connectivity in the form of capacity per service, hence, not dealing with physical radio resources at all.

Hence when dealing with experimental datasets where low level of noise is expected non-linear methods are likely be a better option, e.g. measurements generated from confirmatory screening campaigns, instead when dealing with data where high level of noise is expected, e.g. high-throughput screening campaigns, methods such as Naïve Bayes might be of value.

This is so obviously the necessary result of the Constitution that it has rarely been called in question and hence authorities directly dealing with it do not abound”); Huntington v. Attrill, 146 U.S. 657, 669 (1892) (“Laws have no force of themselves beyond the jurisdiction of the State which enacts them, and can have extra-territorial effect only by the comity of other States”).

Hence, we are dealing with two-dimensional wave problems, where all the field variables depend only on (r, θ) or (x, y) [4, 11, 16, 33].

Note that if (A=B), then the best proximity point will reduce to a fixed point of the mapping T. Hence the results dealing with the best proximity point problem extend fixed point theory in a natural way.