end{aligned} (22 According to Eq. (22), there are three binary numbers in each 9-bit chromosome which mutually represent the input-output modes.
Figure 4 An example of three feasible circles mutually intersected, representing, respectively, as the round area with skew strips, horizontal strips, and points.
The former home secretary, John Reid, also claimed that the possibility of a Lib-Lab coalition represented mutually assured destruction for both parties.
Figure 3 illustrates a single biomolecule (red ball) near a nanopore, and its sweeping volume in a period of time (δt) can be expressed as πd 2 vδt (v: velocity which containing the axial velocity v 1 and the velocities in the other two mutually perpendicular directions represented as v 2 and v 3; d: stocks diameter of biomolecules).
Consequently, current users, initiators, past users, multiple and non-users represented mutually exclusive exposure categories.
For the splice choice bias analysis, we modeled each DR as representing two mutually exclusive choices represented by GA and GP.
Although rodents and primates represented mutually quite different behaviors in STC and HYD, they are included in one of four major groups of placentals as the Supraprimates.
Different from the previous works [10, 11, 13], this mapping technique is designed to work in hierarchical memory organizations, since it operates with parts of arrays (represented by mutually disjoint lattices) that can be assigned to different physical memories.
But if the Soviet Union and the United States had not represented two mutually exclusive sociopolitical models, it would not have been so acute.
These representations include a spherical source with outward radial expansion (S1), a spherical crack source with outward and inward crack wall motions along the spherical surface (S2), an isotropic source represented by three mutually perpendicular vector dipoles (S3) or three mutually perpendicular tensile cracks (S4), and a spherical source undergoing a transformational expansion (S5).
