The window length L determines the resolution of the method : larger values of L provide more refined decomposition into elementary components and therefore better separability.
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As seen above, these arguments about separability of religious and political authorities in the Islamic world were greatly connected with the presence of the Caliphate.
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The problem of deciding whether a state is separable in general is sometimes called "'the separability problem "'in quantum information theory.
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The class of ?-finite measures has some very convenient properties; ?-finiteness can be compared in this respect to separability of topological spaces.
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Assuming that to be so, and despite a similar interest in avoiding trial in the kind of case here at issue, we can find no separability.
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The SCfurther ruled that the separability clause notwithstanding, the unconstitutional provisions so permeated the Act that as a result the entire law had to be struck down.
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The separability problem commonly manifests itself most intensely in referendums and in voting on multiple charges before juries or panels of judges, where simultaneous voting is employed.
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Architectural designs registered as pictorial, graphic, or sculptural works under ?102 ( a ) ( 5 ) are evaluated for functionality under the separability test.
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On the other hand, if the original elements are not required, the work will be protectable without regard to physical or conceptual separability of the elements.
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Another issue related to computational complexity is separability, that is, if and how a filter can be written as a convolution of two or more simpler filters.
