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We notice that since π = π ( 1 − ξ ), π determines a variable ξ uniquely only when ξ is equidistributed, i.e., π = 0.

ESPRIT algorithm, which takes advantage of the rotational invariance property of the uniform linear array (ULA), can be valid to estimate direction of arrivals (DOAs) uniquely only if the number of calibrated receiving antennae is more than the number of sources and all single path signals follow distinct direction to the receiving end [5].

We suspect that the gene products of the unique or more frequent alleles at this location are more effective at paralyzing a more diverse array of prey or are specific to prey that are uniquely only consumed at Easter Island.

Inferential style contributed uniquely only to depressive symptoms, general anxiety, and social fears.

Dysfunctional attitudes contributed uniquely only to the depression composite, anhedonic depressive symptoms, and specific fears (an inverse relationship).

Uniquely, not only are all individuals fully genotyped but glycerol aliquots of their microbiota are also stored to enable bacterial culture for further functional studies.

The TS Eliot prize is, uniquely, judged only by established poets, and this year Anne Stevenson is joined on the jury by Bernadine Evaristo and Michael Symmons Roberts.

The reason the CAP is so big is that it is the sole area where EU spending supplants national expenditure by and large – uniquely the only area of expenditure that is truly European.

In [22] it is proved that characteristic functions and their derivatives are uniquely determined only from their zeros, i.e., from eigenvalues ({mu_{n}}_{n=0}^{infty}).

The microphone array shown in Fig. 4 can estimate DOA uniquely and only 2 combinations (τ 12,k and τ 34,k ) are required for symmetrical estimation DOA.

This new global index -- the Social Progress Index -- specifically and uniquely measures only social progress.