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Some texts say carefully that, although we write lim f(x) = oo, the limit does not exist. Ellis and Gulick (1986) says that "f has an infinite limit at a" although it also has "Caution: If f has an infinite limit at a, then f does not have a limit at a in the sense of Definition 2.1."
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| limbic system |
A complex part of the brain comprised of deep nuclei and fiber tracts related to the control and expression of the emotions.
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| limb |
the part of a letter other than the main or initial stroke; for example, the round portion of the letter 'p'
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| limb |
the circumference.
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| limited data set |
Protected health information that excludes certain direct identifiers of the individual or of relatives, employers, or household members of the individual. Direct identifiers to be excluded can be found in 45 CFR ?164.514(e)(2).
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