denotes the DTFT (with its argument scaled by (frac {1}{B})) of ϕ k′+u).
where (tilde C_{M} u)) denotes the DTLCT of c k with a period of 2πB, and (hat {theta }left (frac {u}{B}right)) denotes the FT of θ(t) with its argument scaled by (frac {1}{B}).
Step 2. A Fourier transform (with its argument scaled by csc or a convolution: g * ( t ) = g ( t ) ⊛ e - j 1 2 t 2 csc = ∫ - ∞ ∞ x ( t ) e - j 1 2 ( μ - t ) 2 csc d t. (5).
Both use a formula to determine the layout, and both share a common argument scales =, but otherwise, they are separate entities.
Surely we cannot advance the argument that Scale II is more discriminating than scale I, since all observations are of the same person and all variation is error.
He poses a provocative argument - "scale is the new geography and not understanding scale in this day and age is a form of illiteracy".
An observer said: "This is an argument about scale, which would be achieved if VT merged with Babcock, versus diversification via a deal with Mouchel".
Then there was the argument of scaling to compete on a level playing field with technology companies such as Adobe.
This evaluation greatly strengthened the argument for scaling this project across both Zambia and Malawi.
Clearly, the argument that scaling up would significantly increase the number of involved actors and the managerial complexity is valid, but this argument ignores the potential advantages of scaling up.
