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Special Designs,2), nonbinary designs (Section 10.3) and disconnected designs (Section 10.4). They are not described in a uniform way. Nevertheless, several concepts and methods introduced and discussed earlier, particularly in Volume I, are applied in various sections of this chapter. A different concept of balance is explored in Section 10.1.

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Designs with No Full Efficiency,proper and equireplicate, (ii) proper and nonequireplicate, (iii) nonproper and equireplicate and (iv) nonproper and nonequireplicate, first for . = 2 (Section 8.2), then for . = 3 (Section 8.3), for . = 4 (Section 8.4), and finally for .> 4 (Section 8.5).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5391-5 recognised biometric testing standards. Sections 6.5 and 6.6 illustrate the actual implementations of the technology in both general and financial applications. Conclusion and future plans are described in Section 6.7.