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    The reviewer [J. Comb. Theory, Ser. A 47, 176-190 (1988)] derived recursive formulas and generating functions for the number of binary vectors in n space containing exactly k isolated m-tuples of consecutive ones. This note studies the same problem except that the word ``isolated'' is changed to ``nonoverlapping,'' so two m-tuples are allowed to be adjacent. A closed-form solution is given, the result is extended to cyclic binary vectors, and an application is made to a reliability model.
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    recursive formulas
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    generating functions
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    number of binary vectors
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    isolated m-tuples of consecutive ones
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    reliability model
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