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But this condition translates immediately into the language of games; the Skolem functions f0 etc. define a winning strategy for ∃, telling her how to choose in the light of earlier choices by ∀.

This condition translates to (1) zero aliasing TF A Z W D d G Z = 0, ∀ d = 1, …, D - 1 and (2) distortionless signal TF, A Z G ZZ) = HNYQ Z), where HNYQ Z) is any Nyquist pulse.

On the other hand, partial suppression of the same genes, including frh-1 (Ventura et al., 2005), consistent with the induction of beneficial adaptive responses under these conditions, translates into life extension (Ni and Lee, 2010).

These independent features were used to classify the tissues, and results were compared with the uncorrelated features to check if the independency stronger statistical condition translates into better classification accuracy.

The water availability at such sites is assumed to be limited, and little is known on how these conditions translate into a drought signal in the growth record of beech.

The no-slip condition translated to the IHC bundle coordinate system is expressed in equation (1e).

The Appendix shows an example of the materials used for the participants in one of the conditions, translated from the Spanish original.

The urgency to find treatments for life-threatening conditions translates into a company culture that is fast-paced, hardworking, and entrepreneurial in spirit, says Clare Carmichael, chief human resources officer for Alexion.

Trade-offs are constraints on the set of possible fitness values (also called fitness sets, Levins 1968) such that when at the optimum in the natural habitat, better adaptation to human-altered conditions translates to a loss of adaptation to natural conditions.

We thus propose that genetic differences between glass eels of different origins caused by spatially varying selection due to local environmental conditions translates into transcriptomic differences (including different genomic norms of reaction) which may in turn explain part of the phenotypic variance observed between different habitats colonized by eels.

Although this cost can possibly be reduced by using the strategy in [ 32], we found it simpler to translate this condition on triples into an equivalent condition on clusters that is faster to check.