Starting in the 1960s, the astrophysics community established benchmarks for computational radiation transport, based on a parameterized two-level-atom, and mostly applicable to media with very high optical depths and low collisional quenching of radiative transitions.
No fine can be imposed for the breach of the rule on balanced coverage – which is far more lenient than the British requirement of impartiality and applicable to media services only –; the competence of the authority is limited to issuing a condemnation.
Sorcery-related killings will now be treated as murder and the death penalty will be applicable, local media said.
However, this method is only applicable for media in which line-of-sight signal is extremely dominant.
Introducing further the notation as, we calculate by the following scheme with either a forward or backward difference with regard to τ zz as: (2 This scheme satisfies the boundary conditions on the crack planes as described in Appendix A. Note that Eq. (1b) requires the continuity of the displacement and, hence, it is only applicable to media without cracks.
By adhering to the Internet and multimedia standards, our system is generically applicable to various media streaming systems.
"If we target the right ad to the right person at the right time and they click it, we win". This proposition, he continued, is applicable to other media.
This equation,F=a Δt−Δtma)(Δt1/x−Δtma1/x Δt1/x Δtf−Δtma)−m/2takes into account the effect of variable matrix (Δtma), fluid nature (Δtf), cementation exponent (m) and tortuosity factor (a), and is apparently applicable to porous media.
The universities plan to organize the campus around three overlapping, shifting "hubs": technologies for "connective media," applicable to everything from finance to social media; health care industries; and sustainable development, chosen in part to mesh with the city's existing strengths.
A further complication is that the traditional process of spending might not be applicable for social media (see Weinberg and Pehlivan 2011).
