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The distribution of number of welfare remarks is shown in figure 1; thirteen herds had two or more remarks, 14 had one remark and 28 had no remark.

Concluding remarks are shown in Section 5.

Numerical results and further remarks are shown in Section "Simulations".

His 1985 remarks were shown on video, a reminder how swiftly such footage could be cut into a potentially devastating general election ad against the democratic socialist candidate.

The remark is shown over a video of aid workers throwing boxes of supplies to a massive group of people pleading for help.

In addition, from Remark 1.1, it is shown that LNQD is much weaker than NA and independent random variables.

Remark 2 It is shown by Theorem 2.1 of Hwang and Basawa [1] that, under (C2), { Y t, t ≥ 1 } is stationary and ergodic.

By Corollaries 5-11 and Remark 13 it is shown that the optimality condition (9) contains as a particular case both new and known optimality conditions.

In Section 3, the existence theorem is given and strict proof is shown; two remarks are given to analyze that our existence results are less conservative.

As is shown in Remark 1.1, our results improve and extend the superquadratic results [2, 4, 6] in the positive definite case (i.e., the following (D0)).

Remark 2 In [5], it is shown that the elliptic elements in Γ 0 ( n ) correspond to circuits in the subgraph F u, n of the same order and vice versa.