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The most mysterious cases are those of degree 3 ­– namely, the case of elliptic curves – and of degree 4.

Namely, the case assumes the errors of coordinate in three axes direction equivalent and independent.

Remark 3 For system (3), in fact, if K = 0, namely the case of q = 1, 2, the conclusions of Theorems 2.6 and 3.3 still hold.

In what follows, we discuss (1.1) in two cases, namely the case where c ( t ) < 0 and − c ∞ > − min { k 1, m M + m }.

In this paper, we focus on a particular version of the dynamic service network design (DSND) problem, namely the case of a single-terminal that dispatches services to a number of customers and other terminals.

However, Wyner and Ziv further showed that equality holds for the quadratic Gaussian case, namely the case where X and Y are jointly Gaussian and a mean-square distortion metric d is used.

It is very difficult to manage a consistent quality in the actual work field, and in the case of a concrete mixture that satisfies special requirements, namely, the cases that it needs to transport with concrete of low pumping performance.

In this paper, we consider three separate cases, namely, the cases where (i) both E 1 and E 2 are reducible conics, (ii) exactly one of E 1 and E 2 is a reducible conic, and (iii) both E 1 and E 2 are irreducible conics.

Furthermore, diabetic patients who develop cardiovascular complications do not fare as well as nondiabetic patients, namely the case-fatality rates for myocardial infarction (MI) and stroke are also higher among diabetic patients, emphasizing the important need for primary prevention of cardiovascular complications in these individuals.

independently associated with the outcome variable, namely the cases of complicated CAP.

In a typological perspective (Dixon 1994), this means that in Tsou, a transitive object O patterns grammatically on a par with an intransitive subject S, as opposed to a transitive subject A. In a Minimalist perspective (Aldridge 2004, 2005, 2008a), this means that a direct object is valued with the same structural case, namely, the absolutive case, as an intransitive external argument.