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And it is defined with reference to a nation-building objective not articulated at the outset.

The bias polarity is defined with reference to the bottom Pt electrode.

A result similar to (42) also applies when the parameter Q bw is defined with reference to 2D isotropic reception, with G E,3D replaced by the 2D array gain.

The concentration index is defined with reference to the concentration curve q.v ., and defined as twice the area between the concentration curve, gexp (Figure 1), and the line of equality (the 45°line running from the bottom-left corner to the top-right).

The frequency separation, denoted as Δ = 2l/G for l = 1, 2, …, L < G, is defined with reference frequency ν m ∼ U μ m - 1 / 2 G, μ m + 1 / 2 G with μ m =0.3 so that the spatial frequencies of the two sources are given by ν1 = ν m  - Δ/2, ν2 = ν m  + Δ/2.

While the null hypothesis in a superiority trial is that treatment effects are identical (with HA implying that these are not), the null hypothesis for the primary outcome in this trial is defined with reference to an acceptable clinical difference in treatment effects (ie, equivalence margin).

The CI was defined with reference to the concentration curve, on which the x-axis referred to the cumulative percentage of the sample, ranked by living standards beginning with the poorest and on which the y-axis to the cumulative percentage of the health variable corresponded to each cumulative percentage of the distribution of the living standard variable.

Over and above that, it is also known that other spheres of interest were defined with reference to Finland, the Baltic States, and Bessarabia.

And I'd have avoided the cultural trivia: Hanukkah need not be defined with reference to Adam Sandler's "Hanukkah Song," and Moses does not, in fact, "figure in" William Faulkner's "Go Down, Moses".

The lineaments of the School are defined with reference to its workers and their output, as well as to the intellectual predilections of Carl Sauer and J. J. Parsons.

The lists didn't show what people were or were not free to do. 1. Product quality to be defined with reference to customer needs and the service organization.