with

The terms with $n>N$ add up to less than 2.

an algebra with unit

a function with compact support

Then $F$ is Poisson distributed with mean $m$.

With this definition, the set of equivalence classes is a metric space.

With the customary abuse of notation, the same symbol is used for ......

It is proved in [1] (albeit with a slightly different formulation) that ......

With more work, one could show that ......

......with $e_0$ denoting multiplication by $f$.

As with the digit sums, we can use alternating digit sums to prove ...... [= Just as in the case of digit sums]

Choose $\delta$ in accordance with Section 8.

In analogy with (1) we have ......

With each $D$ there is associated a region $V_D$.

We show that $A$ is negligible compared with $B$.

This notion is closely connected with that of packing dimension.

Let us continue with the proof of Theorem 2.

It is worth making a link with Theorem 1.

The exact sequence ends on the right with $H(X)$.

a word starting with $a$ and ending with $b$

We can make this clear with the following example.

Note that $m$ is permitted to vary with the number of inputs.

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