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Thus, we represent the world in our perceptions, and these representations are linked with an internal principle of activity and change (Monadology, sec.15 (1714)) which, in its expression in appetitions, urges us ever onward in the constantly changing flow of mental life.

Thus, we represent the network by the Euclidean graph (G = (V, E)) with the following properties: (V = {v_1, v_2, ldots, v_n}) is the set of sensor nodes; (langle i,j rangle in E) iff (v_i) reaches (v_j), i.e. the distance between (v_i) and (v_j) is less than (r_c).

Thus, we represent images as graphs to obtain color patterns.

Thus, we represent the dynamics of starch content as a set of steady states corresponding to genetic states available through microarray data.

Thus, we represented in the bar plot of Figure 5E the AUC as a function of this parameter.

Thus, we represented the doses responses curves with the fluorescence at the peak for the PSC833 in flow cytometry.

Thus, while we represent the surface explicitly, we update the surface through time using an implicit representation.

Thus we cannot represent any of the "parts" of space any place without ipso facto representing space itself.

Thus we will represent the number 0 as a single '1' and the number 3 as a block of four '1's.

We use three bits to code the energy level of each battery and thus, we could represent up to eight battery states.

for each a ∈ R. Thus we will represent the singleton { a } by a ˜ for any real number a ∈ R and in particular 0 ˜ is just the usual zero.