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George Monbiot, writing in this paper, referred to the treaty as a "monstrous assault on democracy".

The former is in this paper referred to as equalization (or trade equalization), and the latter is called specialization (or trade specialization).

In the latter case a torsional moment – in this paper referred to as Brazier torsion – is induced, which proved to be a vital part of the solution.

As it may be seen in Table 1, the system presented in this paper, referred to as Semantic Focused Crawler (SFC), is the only system that provides the user with recommendations of ontology types and relations that occur between objects.

Actors with scientific ecological knowledge are the conservation agencies such as the WARSI, the World Agroforestry Centre, and the lead author of this paper (referred to as researcher in the remaining part of this section), who aim to reconcile the land use preferences of the local people and the provincial government.

In Ramlan and Zauner [30], using a variant computational protocol (in this paper referred as P-ER1) developed from the original suggested by Penchovsky and Breaker [15], we have demonstrated the possibility of producing more diversified structural configurations for the molecular PASS gates, which are quite unique, compared to the homogeneous configurations implemented in the original protocol.

Any reference to delay in this paper refers to time delay.

All references to watermarking (WM) in this paper refer to robust watermarking.

For this reason, any reference to interactions between genes in this paper refers to the interactions between their products.

51 Of note, the serum AAT levels discussed in this paper refer to levels measured with methods calibrated to Certified Reference Material 470.

This paper refers to the case of quadratic non-linearities.