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We consider on one side the elastic model and on the other side an augmented theory, which includes the Maxwellian rate-type viscoelasticity with finite instantaneous response and as a limiting case the Kelvin Voigt viscoelasticity with infinite instantaneous response.

We consider on MZν a diffusion operator with Ising-type interaction.

For positive real values of this function, we consider on the Schwartz space S RN) a representation ωk of sl(2,R) defined in terms of the Dunkl Laplacian operator.

The class of operators we consider on such a space includes those arising naturally from metrics which degenerate to various orders at the boundary, in directions given by the tower of fibrations.

We consider on X × R a differential equation of the type LXu = P ∂t)u, where P ∂t) is a second order differential operator in tϵ R. Using the Radon transform on X we relate Huygens' principle for the solutions u to this equation, to the corresponding question for the solutions v to the equation LAv = (P ∂t) + R v on a maximal flat subspace A, where R is a certain explicit constant.

For a metric space, we consider on the generalized Hausdorff-Pompeiu pseudometric defined by and, where and.

We consider on-line construction of the suffix tree for a parameterized string, where we always have the suffix tree of the input string read so far.

We consider on-road video delivery using heterogeneous wireless networks, e.g., usage-limited 3G (or 4G) cellular networks and coverage-limited Wi-Fi networks consisting of scattered road-side Access Points (APs), in order to improve mobile user (passenger) experience of such video services.

On the supply side, we consider on-street or off-street parking spaces that are accessible from the street to every user.

Regarding the evaluation of the influence of different parts on facial image to the expression recognition rates, we considered on both occlusion and unocclusion local regions.

This means that we considered on average a single protonatable group per protein.