Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Sep 18, 2013 ... changing the value of x, provided that XL contains a member that is greater than ? . Similarly, we can remove any member, ?, from XR without ...
• Since x = ˜x + e, we can uniquely determine the value of x provided that both ˜x and e are known to us. Therefore, x and ˜x provide the same information as e and  ...
• Value of trigonometric function tan(x) varies from to
• . Arctan Calculator finds the value of x, provided the value of tan(x) is known. In simple words, it calculates ...
• Whatever the value of x provided within the range [min, max] the corresponding percentage should be calculated. I have tried various logic but i ...

• We show later in this section (in the module PFUN below) how this property can be specified by means of appropriate membership axioms. Note, however, that ...
• As we show later in this report, not having to use explicit credentials (typically, an account name and password) allows the attack to go mostly undetected by the ...
• party techniques as we show later in this work.
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• Aug 4, 2014 ... These algorithms lead to their secure counterparts using standard secure two
• We show later in this course that the two statements are indeed equivalent. THIRD LAW. ? The Third Law of Thermodynamics is the least robust of the laws of.