The reason for this appellation is that this new generalized form of the Rayleigh distribution can illustrate impulsive behavior and has heavier tails rather than the classical Rayleigh distribution.
In the late 15th century Dawlatshāh composed his Tadhkirat al-shuʿarāʾ ("Memoirs of the Poets"), from which title was derived the appellation for this genre of poetical biography.
Château Milon St.-Émilion Cuvée Caprice 2010 You don't often find Bordeaux from a brand-name appellation at this price.
Equation (2) justifies the appellation of this technique as the ratio system.
In 1993, after more than 300 years of this negative appellation, the members of the Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe revised their constitution in order to replace this legal name with the ethnonym (self-name) Ho-Chunk, meaning the "People of the Big Voice" in Hocąk, their language.
With its ripe round tannins and beautiful texture, the 2013 La Quercia Montepulciano d'Abruzzo has an elegance that's rare from this appellation and especially at this price point.
Later cases, carrying this appellation should, grossly, conform to this original description.
Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs.
The authors commence with their underlying rationale: "Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs", referring to the cases of Sjaastad and Spierings [3].
As we have seen, this term defines his hegemonic relation to the created order; Wisdom is another of his biblical appellations, yet this Wisdom is the beginning in which the Logos was with God (CommJohn 1.39.289; see further Tzamalikos 2006: 119–178).
