It implements the fact that one may truncate the spike history to time [ t ] − m and make an error which is at most var m [ f ( t, ⋅ ) ]. Definition 2 The function f ( t, ω ) is continuous if var m [ f ( t, ⋅ ) ] → 0 as m → + ∞.
In understanding the significance of Aβ in cognitively normal individuals, it is important to consider that death due to intercurrent illnesses (for example, cancer, heart disease, respiratory infection) may truncate the disease process at a point where it is impossible to know whether dementia would have been the ultimate outcome had accumulation of Aβ led to neuronal and synaptic damage.
Of course, for stable filters the response is infinite only in theory; in practice, one may truncate the response after an appropriate length of time, such as after it falls below the quantization noise level due to round-off error.
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Note that some commands, such as ps and w, may truncate usernames longer than 8 characters or do other strange behaviors.
For example, oppressive socialization (which, for instance, might value marriage or motherhood over a career or financial independence) may truncate the range of options that girls consider to be viable, thus interfering with their programmatic autonomy.
Another concern is the induction of various sizes of deletions at the DSB location from DSB-induced NHEJ repairing process may truncate neighboring genes [ 116].
As the rs4730751 tag SNP is not in linkage disequilibrium with other genetic variants located in exons that may truncate or otherwise alter CAV1 gene product, the causative variant is likely to be regulatory rather than coding.
This leads them to be faced with economic burdens as young motherhood may truncate education, which in turn limits opportunities for better employment, and to build and maintain interpersonal relationships [ 30].
Gel disruptions may truncate spots, speckles may mislead the spot detection or distort quantitation, noise can cover low intensity spots, background increases quantity and reduces dynamic range, etc. Background may be caused by insufficiently erased imaging plates (phosphorimaging), insufficient destaining, fluorescing glass plates, gel coverings, and backings.
