Whenever confusion does not arise, we will also omit the subscript ¿ in the notation ¿¿, and we also denote by |¿| the cardinality of ¿.
Further clarification was sought from the corresponding educational officials, ECE scholars, or experienced educators whenever confusion or misconception in analyzing the official documents was encountered.
Also, they visited the residences of the HCPs for on-the-spot confirmation whenever confusion arose.
And, over the years, whenever the confusion of running the company or starting a free camp for terminally ill children -- the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in Ashford, Conn.
Whenever no confusion occurs, we omit the indication of the interval.
where B ∗ is the adjoint operator of B. In the rest of the paper, we shall simply write the product as whenever no confusion should be caused.
For convenience, in the remainder of the article, we still use δ k, instead of δ k | I, to represent the block-RIP constant whenever the confusion is not caused.
where U is the inner product of U, B* is the adjoint operator of B. In the rest of the article, we shall simply write the product as whenever no confusion should be caused.
where g 1 ′, g 2 ′, and j ′ are the derivatives of g 1, g 2, and j, B ∗ is the adjoint operator of B, and U is the inner product of U. In the rest of the paper, we shall simply write the product as whenever no confusion should be caused.
The orchestra's playing is thoroughly pretty, but the conductor Gianandrea Noseda can whip up tempests of anger, revenge, jealousy, and confusion whenever necessary.
The orchestra's playing is thoroughly pretty, but the conductor Gianandrea Noseda can whip up tempests of anger and revenge, jealousy and confusion whenever necessary.
