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Note that for special isolated time scales such that ν ( t ) ≠ ν ( s ) for all s, t ∈ T κ, Lemma 4.1 yields a more simple formula h ˆ r ( t, s ) = ν ( t ) h ˆ r ( t, σ ( s ) ) − ν ( σ ( s ) ) h ˆ r ( ρ ( t ), s ) ν ( t ) − ν ( σ ( s ) ). Remark 4.5 Definition 3.1 prescribes nonnegative values of h ˆ β ( t, s ).

Since the theoretical and empirical basis of 0.75 scaling is still under debate in the literature of animal metabolism (see e.g. [ 52, 53]), we also used a more simple formula: RE(2) = L × M o / M m, where litter mass was divided by mother body mass.

Whereas, a more simple formula without the MIN function may give the incorrect date of 12/1/2006.

More importantly, a simple formula is derived for estimating the minimum driving force amplitude needed to prevent an oscillating object from sticking to the friction surface on which it slides.

But investors who are comfortable with the firm creating these notes can virtually determine how much economic risk they are comfortable with by using a simple formula: the more appreciation they give up, the more they can protect themselves from losses.

In 1970 James Tobin, an economist, produced a simple formula for calculating their cost.

It's a simple formula: "Lost" is more.

It's a simple formula: fewer, higher, more flexible performance standards, which are developed and graded by real teachers, plus less formulaic testing and stress = more real learning.

It's a simple formula: a chair and a woman stretched out across it.

It's a simple formula: a chair and a woman stretched out across it.

Campbell, for his part, favors a clean, simple formula: "We need to spend no more each year than the year before, increased by population growth and inflation.