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The conductivity is equal to 1/ρ ohm -1 · centimetre-1 (or termed mhos/cm).

Let i j,m) denote the index of the i j,m th beat frequency measurement from radar m and chirp j, and let t denote the index of the t th target (or termed track interchangeably).

They are associated with elevated intracranial pressure, a posteriorly placed optic chiasm, and are considered a normal variant or termed "primary empty sella turcica" in the absence of surgery, radiation therapy or medically treated intrasellar tumour [44].

An important causal distinction can be found in Experiencer-subject EPs, wherein an emotion may be internally or externally caused as proposed in Liu (2002), or termed "inherent vs. directed feelings" in Jackendoff (2007).

Different from conventional gradient-based neural dynamics, a special class of neural dynamics have been proposed by Zhang et al. since 12 March 2001 for online solution of time-varying and static (or termed, time-invariant) problems (e.g., nonlinear equations).

A highly conserved Or termed 83b in Drosophila melanogaster and its ortholog in other insect species acts as a chaperone and dimerization partner for other Ors that impart ligand specificity [28].

The full search string was therefore: (EQ-5D terms AND change measurement terms) OR (AVVQ terms or OKS terms or OHS terms).

The corresponding query was: q3 = 'preferred term"[MeSH term] OR (("preferred term"[TIAB] OR "entry term 1 [TIAB] OR "entry term 2 [TIAB] OR...) NOT Medline[SB]) (Table 1).

Or, as we termed it: the Spiderhead.

Or as Varoufakis termed it, "political terrorism".

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