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New type's definition is given jointly with some examples of guide's use.

In this section we discuss assumptions of Theorem 1, jointly with some consequences to the oscillation.

In section III, the optimal receiver for the detection of a known rectilinear signal with known parameters corrupted by a SO noncircular total noise is presented as a reference receiver, jointly with some of its performance.

Small plants able to use solid biomass, collected in the plant neighborhoods, are having a growing diffusion: University of Pisa jointly with some local manufactures has designed, built and tested an externally fired micro gas turbine (EFMGT) supplying 70 kW of electricity as well as 200 250 kW of useful heat.

These regression equations allowed for appropriate adjustment for cross-clustering because, like many healthcare surveys [24] [27], evaluation scores from this study were nested within residents and faculty jointly, with some crossing among residents and faculty.

One hospital district has established jointly with some other bodies a public company (FinnMedi Research Ltd), which also ran national activities, such as a network of researchers on paediatric medicines and FinnTrials (see later TEKES).

Nokia could go it alone with MeeGo, a technically advanced but still incomplete operating system it is developing jointly with Intel, but some think that is unlikely.

This elasticity is low, which is consistent with previous research showing that residential water demand is comparatively inelastic, for three reasons: (1) there is no close substitute for water in most of its uses, (2) the amount spent on water is a relatively small fraction of the typical household budget, and (3) water is often jointly demanded with some other good or service [18].

He is best known for independently conceiving the theory of evolution through natural selection; his paper on the subject was jointly published with some of Charles Darwin's writings in 1858.

The three longitudinal studies indicating that cholesterol and PFOA were related over time in subjects with repeated measurements (Costa et al. 2009; Olsen et al. 2003; Sakr et al. 2007b) strengthen the case for a causal relationship, although they do not preclude a relationship in which both PFOA and cholesterol jointly covary with some biologic process that is also changing over time.

Our method can be jointly used with some of the existing copy number analysis tools such as LB [ 32], PennCNV [ 33], QuantiSNP [ 34], dCHIP [ 35], and GenoCN [ 36] to move toward a more complete understanding of the mechanisms underlying chromosomal abnormalities.