Then we draw the contact discontinuity curve (J rho_{star},u_{star}, H_)), which intersects the backward and forward wave curves at the unique points ((rho_{star_{1}},u_{star_{1}}, H_{star_{1}})) and ((rho_{star_{2}},u_{star_{2}}, H_{star_{2}})).
Saumarez Smith says he arrived at the National Portrait Gallery at a unique point in its history, when his predecessor John Hayes had just completed the ground floor 20th century galleries which transformed the institution.
Saudi Arabia is at a unique point in history and at a unique theological cusp, perched there at one of the most precarious times in Islamic history.
We will obtain the first term of the asymptotics under assumptions that the function under consideration attains its minimum at a unique point and that the Hessian at the point is non-degenerate.
Placing small dots of reflective paint near the leg joints, we were able to capture the 2D motion of 26 unique points at high spatiotemporal resolution using two calibrated cameras.
This was filtered to contain only spatially unique points at a resolution of 8 km2 resulting in 42 spatially unique points, of which 39 were A1.a, two were A4 and 1 was A3 b.
But college students are not lemmings; rather, we are adults at a unique point in our lives.
After many conversations with Steve, however, it became clear that he is at a unique point in his life and his career, with a multitude of new and unique opportunities available to him.
We are now at a unique point, for the first time we have a complete theory with matter particles, the quarks and leptons, and the three forces: strong, weak and electromagnetic.
Consequently, and vanishes at a unique point.
({rm TP}_2(T)) is maximized at the unique point (T_2^*), which satisfies (28).
