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Replacing d-conformity by uniform d-conformity in Definition 10.30 produces the following paradigm.
10.31 Definition Let 0237-001.gif and 0237-002.gif.
(a) A scientist M UapdExa-identifies f (written: 0237-003.gif) just in case, for all p such that  j p is uniformly d-conforming with f, 0237-004.gif and  j M(p,f) =a f.
(b) 0237-005.gif.
Ap and Uap are abbreviations for 'Approximate partial additional information' and 'Uniform approximate partial additional information,' respectively. The Uap-type additional information is intuitively better than the Ap type, and indeed the results to follow will confirm this. Since any Uapd-type additional information is also an Apd-type additional information, we have the following.
10.32 Proposition For all 0237-006.gif and all 0237-007.gif, 0237-008.gif.
We next establish that there are collections of functions that can be identified with some Uap-type additional information of nonzero density, but cannot be identified in the presence of the best possible Ap-type additional information even if the the scientist is allowed to converge to a finite variant program.
10.33 Proposition Suppose 0237-009.gif. Then 0237-010.gif.
Proof: Let n0 = 0 and, for each 0237-011.gif, let n2i + i + 1 and n2i+2 = n2i+1 · 2i.
For each j, define
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Also, define
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Finally, let
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We show that 0237-015.gif in the next two claims and thus establish the proposition.

 
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