"... In PAGE 14: ... of the selection of survivors and the child-parent assignment. Table2 lists the receptive elds for each vertex of the set of survivors fv1; v3; v6; v8g. Table 3 contains neighborhood relations between receptive elds, along with the neighborhood relations (edges) at the new pyramid level.... ..."

"... In PAGE 14: ... Table 2 lists the receptive elds for each vertex of the set of survivors fv1; v3; v6; v8g. Table3 contains neighborhood relations between receptive elds, along with the neighborhood relations (edges) at the new pyramid level. Figure 11 b illustrates the result of the decimation of G.... ..."

"... In PAGE 9: ... In particular, End-to-end E stimator functions can manage private proxy resources that replace references to shared resources. The upper half of Table6 describes compo- nents that can store-and-forward retransmissions of lost or delayed notifications, predict future values from past information already received, discard information from untrusted sources, and summarize past data so as to send only the latest information. Ultimately, summarizers could even take advantage of excess bandwidth to reduce latency further by speculating about future states as well [39].... ..."

"... In PAGE 14: ... 21 This refers to events such as marriage to or cohabitation with a partner with a sufficiently high income, moving into the house of parents or children with sufficient means, etc. 22 In Table2... In PAGE 15: ... From this we cannot conclude, that participation in SE increases welfare dependency. First, as reported in Table2 , the median duration until selection into SE is 6 months, and this increases the survival fraction of participants. However, even if we subtract the time until selection, the median duration of participants (=13-6=7 months) exceeds median duration of all welfare spells.... ..."

"... In PAGE 46: ....4.4. Mechanical and Surgical Strategies Cardiac transplantation is currently the only established sur- gical approach to the treatment of refractory HF, but it is available to fewer than 2500 patients in the United States each year (500, 501). Current indications for cardiac trans- plantation focus on the identification of patients with severe functional impairment or dependence on intravenous inotropic agents ( Table10 ). Less common indications for cardiac transplantation include recurrent life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias or angina that is refractory to all cur- rently available treatments (502).... ..."