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"In the past, when peacekeeping missions were not properly defined, we've seen major failures.
This is a point of departure from the model for the unipolar devices where the switching mechanisms for the set state were not properly defined and understood.
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One problem is that sexual harassment is not properly defined under Egyptian law, which makes prosecuting perpetrators difficult.
Women are frequently blamed for harassment, while the crime is not properly defined under Egyptian law, which makes prosecuting perpetrators difficult.
When outsourcing fails, he said, it is typically because "less disciplined" businesses try to farm out projects that are not properly defined.
The crime is not properly defined under Egyptian law, making prosecuting difficult and often resulting in women being blamed for the harassment they've suffered.
In the 1880s Poincaré also began work on curves defined by a particular type of differential equation, in which he was the first to consider the global nature of the solution curves and their possible singular points (points where the differential equation is not properly defined).
The present method description is minimal and key elements are not properly defined".
Notice that this condition implies being infinitely large so that is not properly defined by (4).
Thus, in the end, the cross-validation technique introduced by Abadie et al. (2015) is not properly defined, typically leading to ambiguous estimates of the treatment effect.
However, as we are about to see, the linear additive stochastic equation can have a mild solution even if ∫ 0 t Φ s d B H ( s ) is not properly defined as an H-valued Gaussian random variable.
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