These solutions, including a positive real approximation to the Wiener-Hopf solution, are illustrated through an extensive example for the free end of a dispersive Bernoulli-Euler beam.
Although the methods presented have broad applications, an extensive example exploring various measures of technological similarity based on the USPTO patent classification system is included.
If, however, the therapist went into great detail with the parent about this meeting, spending a significant amount of time providing psychoeducation as well as references to other community-based services such as after-school programs, this would be a more extensive example of therapist use of CM and would be scored as a 5 6.
During his 32-year rule, Mr. Suharto ravaged the nation's coffers in what the United Nations said was the most extensive example of corruption by any contemporary leader.
Bryant said that while Intel works with a number of carrier partners to provide tech for their broadband gateways, this work with Comcast is the largest and most extensive example of that.
It's the most extensive example of the retailer's "new direction" to break away from typical K mart stores of the 1960s.
To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the most extensive example of widespread paternal dominance.
Author Margaret Kohn recommended Free Speech, "The People's Darling Privilege" as a resource, "for extensive examples of the courts' willingness to countenance restrictions on speech", in her book Brave New Neighborhoods: The Privatization of Public Space.
Among the most conspicuous innovations of Inca civilization were a codified system of laws, extensive examples of monumental architecture, and the attainment of a high standard of artistic production, particularly in metalworking.
In "Cars for Comrades", Lewis Siegelbaum, a professor at Michigan State University, provides extensive examples of the mental knots in which the Communist leaders tied themselves, wanting on the one hand to boast about their superiority over the West on all fronts, and being unable and unwilling to match it when it came to cars.
