Since we considered a very simple equation, the idea may seem trivial, but it is not; from an analysis of the Galois group of a polynomial equation, one can extract much meaningful information about its solutions without having to explicitly solve the equation, which is much harder.
Since we considered all cultural production as both transformative and reproductive we focused on the most important characteristic of event to be its salience to participants.
Since we considered that continuous PECS II block could be used not only intraoperatively, but also postoperatively, we report two cases undergoing TA-TAVI in which we performed continuous PECS II block for perioperative pain management.
Since we considered that the viscosity of the oceanic mantle is higher than that of the mantle wedge, we used a viscosity value for the oceanic mantle of at least 1 × 1019 Pa s.
This is a surprising result, because signal SNR is not a function of location in our analysis since we considered a fixed signal SNR = 20 dB in order to separate the effects of signal SNR variations.
The details of the dependence of the validity limit on the incident angle, however, remain unrevealed since we considered here only two kinds of incident angles (0° and 90°); the case of oblique wave incidence should be investigated in future.
We used a random intercept to represent variations between calibration sources since we considered them to be a random sample of calibration sources and were not interested in the specific effect of each source.
This was deemed necessary since we considered that each item would benefit from having its own unique metadata descriptors, but within the context of a complete collection described using separate metadata.
It provides the 3D position and the tracking confidence of 20 joints per frame, but we kept using 15 joints for our proposed method since we considered the extra five (wrists, ankles, and center hip) do not add much information to the model.
