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Cosmogenic data for upland erosion and river incision rates allow each model parameter to be uniquely constrained.

On the other hand, the window size 2n (MA) for the moving average calculation (equation 1) and function are not uniquely constrained by our method.

By searching the mechanism in the case of the source location estimated by the back-projection analysis, the optimal one is (strike 200°, dip 30°, rake −100°); note that these values of the angles may not be uniquely constrained due to errors caused by the assumption of the point source and limitations due to the use of only single-station data in the analysis.

The situation is more complicated if the mirrors are not orthogonal, but the structure of the eight images remains uniquely constrained by the constant geometry of the corner-cube reflector (Appendix S2).

Instead, in a seemingly backward way, the fatalist says it is how things are in the future that uniquely constrains what happens right now.

For Southern parts of the UV halo, we were unable to uniquely constrain the dust parameters using our model.

However, owing to a complicated dust distribution to the South of Spica, we were unable to uniquely constrain the dust parameters in that region.

However, a single latitudinal magnetic profile as measured by the satellite crossing the magnetic equator above the EEJ system is not sufficient to uniquely constrain the altitude dependence of such a model.

It should also be noted that since there are many parameters in the model, a better fit of the simulations to the experimental results would not uniquely constrain all the parameters.

Dempster (1966) provides generalizations of this idea for cases in which the distribution over $\theta$ is not fixed uniquely but only constrained within upper and lower bounds (cf. Haenni et al 2011).

The membrane-water interface forms a uniquely heterogeneous and geometrically constrained environment for enzymatic catalysis.