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Given Φ:H→R a convex differentiable function, γ a time-dependent positive damping term, we consider the second-order differential equationx¨(t)+γ(t)x˙(t)+∇Φ(x t))="0.

In order to demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed data term, we consider the energy functions consisting of different data terms E D (d) and IGMRF prior only.

Even though not all in the above-mentioned papers explicitly use BSD as a term, we consider these works are relevant to the topic.

Aiming an effect of this term, we consider improving a reflection efficiency of a magnetic mirror by installing a resonance space within the magnetic mirror.

In this study, aiming an effect of this term, we consider applying a resonance phenomenon to reducing the number of charged particles that escape from a magnetic mirror reactor.

If we need a term, we consider ourselves "polyfidelitous," which is what polys call those who love more than one person in a long-term, faithful kind of way.

In two cases argued on the same day last Term we considered the standard that courts of appeals should apply when reviewing the reasonableness of sentences imposed by district judges.

Finally, to examine combined parents' exposure (interaction term), we considered only three categories: where both parents had exposure < the median concentrations (referent group), where both parents had exposure ≥ the median concentrations, and the combination of parents' with discordant exposure levels.

Specifically, for each GO term, we considered every undirected edge between all pairs of genes contained in the GO category and calculated the Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistics based on importance scores of undirected edges resulting from each method.

In other terms, we consider a perturbation of X of the form Xε="X+εh with h smooth deterministic function and ε>0 and we differentiate the law of Xε at ε="0.

We list all considered mixing frequencies in Table 1, and provide a depiction in Figure 1. Figure 1 This figure depicts the mixing terms we consider pertinent.