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In order to prove this claim, we take (x= a,b in X) such that Axpreceq_{1} Bx, which is equivalent (from the definition of ⪯1) to bgeq0.

The number of objects that satisfy the similarity criteria of the representation is equivalent from the views of both the client and server robots.

We saw also how the proposed DCT architecture is equivalent, from the throughput point of view to the solutions presented in the literature when the quality is the highest, and 25%% slower when the Q falls below 50.

A representation of the target object is regarded as viewpoint-invariant when it satisfies two conditions from the viewpoint of the server robot: (i) The server robot finds a similar representation in a ROI.   (ii) The number of objects that satisfy the similarity criteria of the representation is equivalent from the views of both the client and server robots.  .

A unified view of these two methods is provided such that they can be thought to be equivalent from mathematical point of view.

When asked to compare his brother to his young victim, Jeremiah tried to argue the two men were equivalent: "From a strictly secular point of view he is the same as Lee Rigby.

In this paper, we demonstrate from theoretical arguments and confirm from numerical simulations that these two approaches are equivalent from a continuous point of view and we compare their accuracies in relevant test-cases.

Conversely tip velocity was relatively unchanged throughout the study and it was equivalent from straight to offset channel measurements.

Hence, PF and round robin strategies are equivalent from the perspective of scheduling probabilities (both are resource fair).

As evident, total earliness-tardiness for both sequences is 5, thus they are equivalent from the first objective's point of view.

Bisimulation is a powerful method for abstracting finite state systems to yield simpler finite state systems that are equivalent from the perspective of LTL[10].