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Some changed their minds about it when its equivalence with the well-ordering theorem was proved as well as the assertion that any two cardinal numbers c and d are comparable (i.e., that exactly one of c < d, d < c, c = d holds).

It is emphasized the rotation invariance of the technique, as its equivalence with the Canny edge detector.

Its equivalence with a Tagaki Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy system is illustrated that can aid the control methodology involved.

More importantly, by proving its equivalence with an unconstrained bi-convex optimization problem RNNM can be solved in SVD free manner.

We show that the problem of assessing the quality of a plan, or its plan robustness, is #P-complete, establishing its equivalence with the weighted model counting problems.

First, we state a Yosida inclusion problem and its equivalence with a fixed point problem.

Take, for example, the upcoming conspiracy to spanner our financial services sector by refusing it equivalence with European banking firms (the so-called Passporting rule).

The Rayleigh Lamb frequency equations for the considered plate are expanded in power series in order to obtain polynomial frequency and velocity dispersion relations and its equivalence established with that of asymptotic method.

The Hong Kong Chinese version was tested for its conceptual equivalence, with an overall Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.70 [ 12].

Although fathers typically describe breastfeeding as being normal and natural and can readily recite the 'Breast is Best' mantra, they are often poorly informed about the importance of breastfeeding and its non-equivalence with formula feeding [ 25].

It seems unfair to take the Democratic opposition to that budget -- which was rooted in policy principles -- and suggest that it had equivalence with Gingrich's solo operation into megalomania, but that's precisely what Woodward did in 1992.