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The sustainability assessment is based on an ecological footprint indicator introduced by Rees (1992) and developed by Rees and Wackernagel (1994).

The hypervolume indicator, introduced by Zitzler and Thiele [58], represents the size of the space covered by a set of solutions.

These terms are also defined as environmental and indicator attributes, as introduced by Song et al. [9].

The information reported by Perf also includes CPU time for the guest kernel, host kernel and the hypervisor, which are good indicators about the overhead introduced by virtualization.

Overall, 164 indicators were retained from the 2007 WHO VA standard, 57 new indicators introduced and 244/408 indicators from the 2007 WHO VA standard excluded.

Relative Strength This is a very popular indicator developed by Welles Wilder and introduced by him in a 1978 article in Commodities, now known as Futures magazine.

The detailed indicators for each aspect are introduced by analyzing users' behaviors and their meanings on micro-blogs.

Based on previous work [ 11] and a new postcode-based indicator of socio-economic status (SES) introduced by Statistics Netherlands [ 12] we were able to investigate survival according to SES for a sufficient period of time after introduction.

However, it is likely that most misclassification of personal exposure introduced by relying on traffic indicators is nondifferential with respect to AMI and will lead to an underestimate of the association.

These indicators introduce some flexibility by addressing additional and production-specific aspects [23].

Modification of the nonlinear weights to reduce the dissipation is introduced by redefining them with an additional smoothness indicator.