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For t = 0, we obtain the required result by taking the limit t → 0. Remark 4.3 If we make the substitutions x → a, y → b, s → s − 1 and t → t − 1 in our means μ s, q ( x, y, Φ i, Ω 2 ) and μ s, q ; t ( x, y, Φ i, Ω 2 ) ( i = 1, 2 ), then the results for the E 1 ( r, t ) means and the generalized E 1 means given in [7] are recaptured.

Now, we give the monotonicity of new means given in (3.10), as follows: Theorem 3.5.

By similar setting in (1.32), we get the monotonicity of generalized means, given in (1.38): (1.38).

Now, we deduce the monotonicity of means given in (3.2) in the form of Dresher's inequality, as follows.

As shown by marginal means given in Table 3, if an abandoned farmland area became a forest climate change indicators would indicate a trend towards colder-dwelling, more northerly distributed bird communities.

Here, we used exponential priors with means given in Table 3.

The San Bernardino attack has had the same effect in the U.S. Succumbing to the intended effects of terrorism means giving in to it.

Settling means giving in to someone else's vision of your life, or the pressure to prioritise salary above all else.

No one remembers the score, let alone how the teams played the game, they remember who won, even if it means giving in to greed and resorting to bad behavior.

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Even worse, many Scots feel, it would mean giving in to English politicians.