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The main notions of fractional calculus and implementations are given in [8, 9].

In Section 2, we give some preliminaries and recall the main notions of contingent cone.

Moreover, we establish relations between convolutions associated with the main notions of noncommutative independence (free, monotone and boolean).

This article proposes an ontology of the main notions of the concepts associated to knowledge acquisition in this framework.

Many of the Autonomous Systems in the Internet backbone (and usually identified by a very high AS rank) could not be identified as communities, and we observed that this was due to the presence of high degree nodes with more external connections than internal ones, violating one of the main notions of community structure.

Like Wyclif's, his main notion of truth (Wyclif's third, Mantua's second) requires that propositions not be self-referential.

I support and share one of the main notions in the response of Segerdahl et al., namely that they never claimed to have determined a sole 'pain centre', and that being fundamental for pain experience, as they wrote, does not equate being the sole region responsible for such experience.

In Section 1 we introduce the main notions and give a formulation of the direct problem.

In considering the role of PRKN variants in PD, two main notions should be considered.

Let us introduce succinctly the main notions.

The main formal notions of the RTT are the notion of a revision rule (Definition 3.2), i.e., a rule for revising hypotheses; and a revision sequence (Definition 3.7), a sequence of hypotheses generated in accordance with the appropriate revision rule.