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These shares are arranged in an instruction table of dimension 2 × m where each element is encrypted with pwd a.

Next, we will consider the case when our connectivity is restricted to k. Recall that, in this case, there can be n k n number of regulator sets each with a truth table of dimension n × 2 k.

In Table 4 we compare the data warehouses in terms of architecture (i.e., star schema or snowflake schema), number of fact tables, and number of dimension tables.

A standard measure of openness to experience was used and kinaesthetic ability was evaluated using a table of movement dimensions based on Laban Movement Analysis (LMA).

After this peak picking and alignment process, a total number of 243 unique mass peaks were detected and resulted in a peak table matrix of dimensions 680 × 243 which was used for further data analysis.

To be sure the same vignettes will be used for the same SCOPE dimension we made a compatibility table of the SCOPE dimensions and the MaPSaF dimensions (Table  1).

Table 4 Evaluation of dimension reduction.

In higher dimensional Tables, the margins are the sub-Tables of lower dimension.

A summary of the dimensions of every variable can be found in Table 2. Table 2 Summary of dimensions for the output layer Output layer size{p(m)} p(m) = zi-1(m)⇒ size{p(m)} = Si-1× 1 size{W(m)} L × Si-1 size{v(m)} L × 1 size{z(m)} z ( m ) = x ^ ( m ) ⇒ size z ( m ) = L × 1 size{e(m)} L ̃ × 1 size{r(m)} size{D a } = 2U × L⇒size{r(m)} = 2U × 1 and size = 2U × 2U size{δ(m)} L × 1.

Cronbach α coefficient for all scales was above 0.7 (a table of items and dimensions comprising the social capital index is available from the author).

Best known is the analysis of simple diagnostic test situations which can be represented by means of a 2 × 2-contingency table: one dimension of such a table is defined by two diagnostic categories (e.g., "non-diseased" versus "diseased"), and the second dimension represents the dichotomous test result (e.g., "normal" versus "pathological").