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This definition extends naturally to 'incomplete' latin squares each having a hole on the same rows, columns, and symbols.

At its broadest, this definition extends to the levers and dials in a modern aircraft cockpit, for example, which no longer connect to systems directly, but instead are merely inputs and outputs of a computer that actually controls things.

Note that this definition extends naturally (2.6).

This definition extends a mainly physician-based assessment in order to adapt to our counselling context.

Rather, the definition extends to all those limbs and faculties by which life is enjoyed.

(Note that [ 33] originally defined their distance measure for singly-labeled trees. Later on, [ 34] showed that the definition extends naturally to mul-trees).

In addition to this, our definition extends the Sumudu transform to more general spaces and the definition remains consistent for S elements.

Significantly, the act specifically provided that the definition extended to "action outside the UK".

They widened the definition, extending it to also include bacteria used to control plant pathogens.

Similarly to Example 4.4, we can see that every subset S of the positive cone of X containing the origin of X is a monodromy ordered metric space with the same metric d X on S and with respect to a monotonized point 0 ∈ S. Recall that a nonempty subset A of a poset ( P, ≽ ) is said to be inductive if every chain in A has an upper bound in A. The next definition extends this concept.

The following definition extends it to the comparison model.