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In terminology of differential equations, admits AMP if and only if.

A matrix (ain A^{omega times omega }) is d-automatic ([d, d]-automatic in terminology of [2]) if the set of matrices that can be obtained from a by repeated d-decimations is finite.

Chalcogenide glasses (ChG) of binary As Ch system (Ch = S, Se) are representatives of disordered covalent network solids, which clearly demonstrate glass-forming tendencies predicted in terminology of rigidity theory initially developed by Phillips and Thorpe [1, 2].

Namely, let S be a set equipped with two binary operations ⊙ and ⊕ (two maps which send elements of the Cartesian product (Stimes S) to S), or in terminology of abstract algebra, let ((S,odot)) and ((S,oplus)) be two groupoids/magmas, such that operation ⊙ is left-distributive over ⊕, that is, begin{aligned} xodot yoplus z)=(xodot y)oplus xodot z), end{aligned} (38) for every (x, y, zin S).

Assuming a consistent network, we estimate the vector of basic parameters θnet (in terminology of [ 9]) corresponding to the treatment effects of all T comparisons to the reference treatment.

Other hatt-ı hümayuns, not addressed to the grand vizier, were stored in other document stores (called fon in the terminology of current Turkish archivists).

This can be as simple as the rough knowledge of the mean intensity (class center in FCM terminology) of a class (a particular tissue in the MRI data).

To put this in familiar terminology of our common cultural touchstone, Star Wars: In 2008, the Democrats made the election all about The New Hope.

Beguines were devout women—"laypersons" in the terminology of the Church who simply led a religious life in the town where they lived.

The content analysis consisted basically in classifying the content of the interviews into categories (nodes in the terminology of nVivo).

In the terminology of David Lewis's modal theory, they are the "counterparts" of Adam in other possible worlds.