Measure induced by the partition of the general region
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the monotonically increasing and continuous function and then obtain
the measure from the partition of the region.
The results obtained here is a little bit different from the previous results
in \cite{Ch01, ChAh01, ChAh05} and finally we discuss the difference.
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