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With reference to a specified level α, say, of isolation (0 < α < 1), clusters can be distinguished, which show degrees of isolation equal to or greater than α and which contain no other cluster with at least this degree of isolation.
In such arguments as "All C are B and no B are A, so no C are A," the truth of the two premises requires the truth of the conclusion in virtue of the manner in which the predicates B and A are distributed with reference to the classes specified by C and B, respectively.
Unless otherwise specified, chemical shifts were expressed in ppm with reference to the solvent signals.
Reliability requirements for SISs are specified as a safety integrity level (SIL) with reference to the standard IEC 61508.
In dense detail later, the memo specifies a new way of doing business with reference to the sometimes arcane financial arrangements of the auction world: "We have ceased making claims to the media about market share.
Valves are discussed with reference to various API,, ASME specified requirements.
Conditions for lock-in, lock-out, return to equilibrium, substitution, etc., are specified in relation to the assumed complexity of the dynamics under study and with reference to the stage of development, that is, before or after lock-in.
In order to evaluate the specified coursebooks, a comprehensive checklist is designed in terms of language skills and components with reference to some available checklists.
Apart from the efforts to specify a negation with references to its limiting counterpositive (pratiyogi), limiting relation, and limiting locus, they were constrained to discuss and debate such typical issues as the following: Is one to recognize, as a significant negation, the absence of a thing x so that the limiter of the counterpositive x is not x-ness but y-ness?
