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It is necessary to mention that we use the term CQI to specify the modulation and coding scheme (MCS), as it is explicitly defined in[27].

It is explicitly defined in the leave-one-out procedure (eq. 10), and is implicitly used in the joint context: an elementary step of the Gibbs sampling algorithm consist in computing, at a given site i the leave-one-out probability (eq. 9) for each possible amino-acid at this site, conditional on the rest of the sequence, and to choose the new aminoacid at site i according to these probabilities.

It was explicitly defined as the amount of habitat shared by both deer and boar, weighted by the probability of the animals to remain together in the same patch (according to habitat perception rules), the density of ticks and the density of both hosts at a given patch.

It was explicitly defined to mine the HapMap dataset by means of the HapBlock software and it has not the aim to process user's genotype data.

Still, once intersubjectivity/non-intersubjectivity is explicitly defined, it is relatively clear that it is different from the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction.

In such cases it is necessary to define a model (Even if no model is explicitly defined, there is always one implied).

Although TD is distinct syndrome in that the phenotype is explicitly defined by reproducibly poor performance on the DTT, it may be related to a disorder termed congenital amusia, which is defined using different criteria [4], [5].

This division of time is what is conveyed to the customers thus can conclude that the time component of the service is explicitly defined.

Don't actually write a paper in tandem with another student, unless the essay is explicitly defined as a group project.

where the matrix A is explicitly defined by A = | a − a c d n | (53).

Oil in such tight shale reservoirs is explicitly defined as shale oil by IEA and some Chinese organizations.