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While mathematical truths, for instance, are deducible by reason alone, Spinoza recognized that the finitude of human understanding prevents, or at least impedes, our similarly deducing empirical facts about the world.

We can similarly deduce the following corollary from Theorem 3.5; see Kimura and Takahashi [19] for related results.

Although Pecora et al. similarly deduced the negative effects of SiO2 layer on the growth of SiNWs [18], they ignored the interactions between the substrate and arriving species.

Similarly, we deduce that (3.14).

Similarly we deduce that x α ⊂ T 1 x.

Similarly, we deduce from (3.21) the following: (325).

Similarly, we deduce from second inequality in (2.33) that (2.40).

Similarly, we deduce that and so for every.

Similarly, we deduce from the second inequality in (3.12) that λ 1 ( b ∞ ) ≤ μ ∗. (3.14).

Similarly, we deduce from the first inequality in (3.11) that (3.14).

Similarly, we deduce from the second inequality in (2.19) that λ 1 ( a 0 ) ≤ μ ∗. (2.26).