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But we could equally well have chosen the other solution, -√2.

Instead of defining the impulse response as the response of the filter to, a unit-amplitude impulse arriving at time zero, we could equally well choose our ''standard impulse" to be, an amplitude- impulse arriving at time.

But he insists that, in principle, we could equally well choose non-Euclidean axioms.

We could equally well substitute spectrally flat pseudo-noise sequences in place of the spectrally flat delta functions used here.

In place of this last "∏ U0 ⋅ ∏ U1", we could equally well have written "∏ (U0 ∪ U1)", of course.

The "⊢" just used stands for the local consequence relation concerned so we could equally well have written, "⊢ φ ↔ ☐ φ".

However, the method we describe here could equally well be used to determine cell phenotypes from brightfield and darkfield images from traditional microscopy provided the ground truth is measured using the same microscopy platform.

The assumption of advantageous social position could equally well be linked to lower centrality, since we will focus on general trends.

Note that while we have written the microscopic model (70) as a deterministic differential equation, it could equally well be a stochastic differential equation, or even a dynamical system in which both time and state are discrete [79, 83].

What we often call the "invasions" into the Roman empire of barbarian hordes (or "swarms", perhaps) could equally well be described as mass movements of economic migrants or political refugees from northern Europe.

For simplicity, we will assume that the baseband equivalent of the channel input and output are real valued, but they could equally well be complex valued.