In concr., a body of servants, the class of slaves (collect.; class. in sing. and plur.).
The following property of bodies of class C + 2 will be useful (see [54, p. 150]): Lemma 5.2 If K ∈ K n is a convex body of class C + 2, then there exist a convex body L ∈ K n and a real number r > 0 such that K = L + r B n.
Syllabus Policy: Use of Electronic Devices in Class - A body of literature in psychology research suggests that the usage of electronic devices in class can lead to a distracting learning environment.
A body of research indicates that lost class time due to suspension and expulsion results in alienation and often early involvement with the juvenile justice system, said Nancy Riestenberg, of the Minnesota Department of Education, an early adopter of restorative justice.
Today, only a few countries have a middle class, a body of professionals and businessmen with an allegiance to a national entity, laws and institutions which they regard as greater than the ruler or his party.
The disconnect — on the teacher's part, perhaps, but also in the culture at large — started Shonibare on a body of work that questions race and class, as well as identity in general, all in the convoluted conversations about culture and nationalism that occur in between Africa and Europe.
In order to derive the equality conditions for convex bodies of class C + 2, we first show that such bodies are mapped by Φ j to bodies with non-empty interior.
The equality conditions for bodies of class C + 2 are new for j ≤ n − 2. Theorem 7.1 Let Φ j ∈ MV al j, 2 ≤ j ≤ n − 1, be SO (n ) equivariant and non-trivial.
Even at newly built schools like Varela, which opened three years ago with a manageable student body of 2,200, small classes are hard to maintain when the student population explodes.
And there is this growing body of working-class folks.
Dr. Formicola helped enhance minority enrollment to the point that out of a student body of about 300, each class has 6 to 10 blacks and 6 to 8 Latinos.
