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The March verdict provides more details of the charges against Ms. Kadeer and appears to confirm human rights advocates' charges that her prosecution represents an arbitrary application of an extremely vague law to actions that most countries would not consider a crime.

However this represents an arbitrary sample.

where C represents an arbitrary constant.

where s ̄ k ( i ) = G c k s k ( i ), G represents an arbitrary linear operation used to combat deleterious channel effects and to simplify equalizer designs.

In Table  1, N and D respectively represent the numerator and denominator of the transfer function, Q represents an arbitrary admittance function parameter.

P represents an arbitrary point on the object, B is the imaging point of P, D is the original fringe point projected at P, and A and C are the lens centers of the camera and the projector, respectively.

* *I* represents an arbitrary-precision integer literal (*i.e.*, 'IntInf.int').

This paper discusses the estimation of a class of discrete-time linear stochastic systems with statistically-constrained unknown inputs (UI), which can represent an arbitrary combination of a class of un-modeled dynamics, random UI with unknown covariance matrix and deterministic UI.

Thus, the global (local) interpolation vector is the result of the current solution being translated by a sum of two directional vectors, one vector representing the direction to the best solution in the population (neighborhood) and another vector representing an arbitrary direction computed from the difference of two solutions within the population (neighborhood).

where nmax and nmin are the maximum and minimum refractive indices, respectively, P is the number of periods, N is the number of layers, i is the label representing an arbitrary layer within a certain interval, d is the width of each layer, and σ2 is the variance.

Also it would be interesting to research a complete field representation, i.e., a set of field elements that represent an arbitrary field, such that an assessable representation error exists if parts of the representation are neglected, in a way comparable to Fourier or Taylor series.