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Hereinafter, means, where and are arbitrary positive sequences.

Evaluation was also done based on a stem-portion-level measure of fit and prediction bias that will be hereinafter referred to as percent mean stem portion bias (MSPB%).

The root mean square misfit of the data (hereinafter called the RMS d misfit) was defined as (22) where N d is the number of data points and δ is the error of the synthetic data.

We believe that OSS is logically connected with the idea of one Data Protection Authority (hereinafter "DPA") with an exclusive jurisdiction and that this can only mean that, given one controller, no other DPA can be a competent authority.2 In other words, OSS implies a single and comprehensive competent authority of a given controller.

Hereinafter whenever we refer to wormhole attack, it means both hidden and exposed wormhole attack, unless specified explicitly.

Hereinafter the condition (varphi in C^{k}_{mathrm{loc}}(mathbb{R})) means that we deal with a function (varphi :mathbb{R}tomathbb{R}) satisfying (varphiin C^{k}(K)) for any compact set (Ksubsetmathbb{R}).

(2) Hereinafter the matrix inequality (Q > 0) (or (Q < 0)) means that the matrix Q is positive (or negative) definite.

While the registered indications are rather rare in abdominal and vascular surgery and in urology (hereinafter referred to as 'in the field of abdominal surgery') and are not meant to be further analyzed in this publication, some of the potential indications for rFVIIa listed in Table 1 are more frequent events.

First, accepting as we must the proposition that the Committee of Style had no authority from the Convention to alter the meaning of the Clause, see 2 Records of the Federal Convention of 1787, p. 553 (M. Farrand ed. 1966) (hereinafter Farrand), we must presume that the Committee's reorganization or rephrasing accurately captured what the Framers meant in their unadorned language.

For simplicity, hereinafter the words 'genome' and 'proteome' are used interchangeably (e.g. protein domain assignments for a genome actually means assignments for the proteome encoded by the genome).

Hereinafter, D denotes the mean particle sizes which are 23, 45, 80, and 114 nm for the samples formed at 240°C, 255°C, 270°C, and 285°C, respectively, and the symbol 'Δ' denotes the absolute deviation obtained from the Gaussian fitting.