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The authors believe that the field has grown beyond the scope of a single article so cortical prostheses will be described only because of their direct effect on the concept and technical development of the other prostheses, and this will be done in a more general and historic perspective.

For the sake of exposition, let (R,I) be ideal-pair case will be described only.

The details of the surgical procedures, training of monkeys, image acquisition, eye monitoring and statistical analysis of monkeys scans have been described previously [10], [12], [13], and will be described only briefly here.

The methods used have been published elsewhere and will be described only briefly here [ 34].

The absorption, fate, and target tissue activity of ingested vitamin A and its metabolites have been reviewed elsewhere (Ross and Harrison, 2007; Harrison, 2005) and will be described only briefly here.

The study procedures, patient inclusion/exclusion criteria, dosage regimens, efficacy and safety endpoints, statistical analyses, and ethical provisions have been reported in detail previously 23, and will be described only briefly here.

In this paper, the needs assessment will therefore be described only briefly, the main focus being the description of the actual intervention background, contents, implementation plan, and evaluation design.

However, since the diversity gain can be also obtained through the direct path under time‐varying channels as will be described later, not only the path through the relay but also the direct path should be simultaneously considered as equal candidates for transmission during the second transmission phase in cooperative relay networks from a practical viewpoint.

Thus, Latino and Latin American art archives will be described in this course not only as bridges between museums, libraries, and universities, but also as crossroads between North and South America.

Because evolutionary engineering of BP10001 will be described in a separate paper, only a brief summary is given here.

Only fetchGWI will be described in detail here, as it performs as well or better than tagger in all tests, provided precomputed genome or transcriptome indices are available.