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Henceforth, we define ϱ = P t /N0 as the total SNR.
Therefore, we can extract from the sequence ({{eta}_{t_{n}}}) a subsequence ({{eta}_{k}}), which is defined by the equalities ({eta}_{k}={eta}_{t_{n_{k}}}), (kinmathbf{N}) (henceforth, we define a sequence ({t_{k}}) by the equality (t_{k}=t_{n_{k}})), and ({{eta}_{k}}) weakly converges to some function η̃ in (H(Omega)).
Therefore, we can extract from the sequence ({{eta}_{t_{n}}}) a subsequence ({{eta}_{k}}), which is defined by equalities ({eta}_{k}={eta}_{t_{n_{k}}}), (kinmathbf{N}) (henceforth we define a sequence ({t_{k}}) by the equality (t_{k}=t_{n_{k}})) and ({{eta}_{k}}) weakly converges to some function η̃ in (H(Omega_{gamma})).
Henceforth, we defined all positions with (G s ≤ 0.3 ) as conserved positions and those with 0.7 < G s ≤ 1 as SDPs in our subsequent analysis of parent nodes.
For each $x$, henceforth also called the microstate, we define the macrostate (Boltzmann's term was Komplexion) as $Z := (n_1,\ldots,n_m)$, where $n_i$ is the number of particles that have their molecular state in cell $\omega_i$.
Given this, it would be desirable to be able to quickly but reasonably estimate the emission rate required for a specific airport to reach a given MIR threshold (which we henceforth define as the de minimis individual risk emission threshold, or DMIRET).
We defined travel-related Salmonella bacteremia (henceforth TRB) on the basis of information in the hospital chart regarding foreign travel prior to admission and lack of any indication of domestic exposure.
We defined our first outcome measure as a binary indicator of six-month rehospitalization or death (henceforth "rehospitalization/death"), versus alive and not rehospitalized within six-months of the inpatient rehabilitation admission.
Henceforth we write, so that can assume only the values,, with probabilities,, defined in (2.2)–(2.7), respectively.
Henceforth we will refer to the HIV data set as the Shankarappa99 data set.
