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If this function is continuous, then it is a strictlymonotonicfunction.
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If acceptability is an inverse,monotonicfunctionof similarity, then identical (fully similar) segments should be less acceptable than homorganic (partially similar) segments.
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From formula (5), one can see that the fitted haplotype frequency is amonotonicfunctionof the trait value.
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But now, instead of generalization following amonotonicfunctionof proximity in numerical magnitude, it seems more likely to follow some measure of mathematical similarity.
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This was because reaction times to subsequent targets decreased in amonotonicfunction.
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They show that the space-momentum relation for laser-accelerated protons is approximately amonotonicfunction.
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The experimental evidence on this question is rather clear : the co-occurrence restrictions on identical consonants are inexplicable as amonotonicfunctionof their similarity.
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Let x be amonotonicfunctionof visible wavelength.
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Moreover, the extent of generalization is no longer simply amonotonicfunctionof the exemplar range.
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In the pseudocylindrical projections in their normal aspect, the y-coordinate is again somemonotonicfunctionof the latitude.
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Hence, is amonotonicfunctionthat increases with increasing shock speed.
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The advantage of representing amonotonicfunctionby an upper set is that we do not usually need to store all of the elements of the set.
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That is, the rank is amonotonicfunction.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The set of discontinuities of amonotonicfunctionis at most countable.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In other words, squaring is amonotonicfunctionon the interval.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The loss is amonotonicfunctionof the impedance ratio.
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