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In his second reading speech, Elferink said: "The newly inserted definition of an 'approved restraint' also ensures that modern mechanical devices of restraint or advancements in technology will adequately be provided for in the Youth Justice Act.

The clarity of the language left the publisher few terms to explain to North American readers; the few that remained were explained either by inserting definitions within parentheses or by replacing the Malay word with an English equivalent.

See if you can insert the definition of P(k) into the definition of P k+1).

Inserting the definition of, we have (2.15).

First, we will insert the definition of, (2.27).

Inserting the definition of Eq. (32), the first term of Eq. (69), which we denote by W, is Fourier transformed into (70).

$$\end{document} Inserting this definition of α into the predictor of Equation (4) results in the well-known RRBLUP model [ 1, 4].

Furthermore, CSEM provides no well-founded method for the identification of pre-conceptual primitives (Pulman 2005), and the claim that the bits of information to be inserted in the definition of word meaning should be ultimately perception-related looks disputable.

In this approach, the possibility of inserting new definitions (i.e., openness of the world) is restricted to cases when overloading is not resolved.

The inserted graph showed the definition of characteristic parameters of the MR/MRO kinetics (MRmin, MRmax) according to Strasser et al. (2010), where MRmin was the minimal MR reached during the fast phase (i.e., between 0.7 ms and 10 200 ms) and MRmax was the maximal MR reached by the end of the slow phase (taken at 1 s).

04 Oct 2011 Section: Definitions Included a new definition "Guardian Digital Network" and description thereof; inserted words "Guardian Digital Network" into definition of "Licensed Products".