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Usually finite difference approximations are used to evaluate derivatives.

Phase I clinical trials are conducted in order to find the maximum tolerated dose of a given drug out of a set of doses, usually finite.

This result is crucial because the operating SNR regime is usually finite in practice.

Such gain is crucial for practical systems because their operating SNRs is usually finite.

Since in reality the network is usually finite, how can we assess the risk of virus propagation?

Hence, we need to consider metric measure spaces, (X, d, m), where (mge 0) is a reference measure (usually finite) on the Borel tribe of X.

We emphasize that (6) and (7) give the exact distribution in the asymptotic regime as M,N → ∞ with M N → c > 0. Since in practice, the array dimension and/or sample size are usually finite numbers, this method gives a deterministic approximation for the actual sample eigenvalue distribution.

If a large number of nutrients are to be included this may limit the number of foods that can be analysed using the usually finite resources available, and vice versa.