Amid claims that his LSE thesis may have been ghost -written, the LSE is investigating allegations of plagiarism and in a statement yesterday, confirmed a degree can be "revoked if there are substantiated concerns about the manner in which it was attained – for example if there is a later discovery of plagiarism".
For example, spatial analysis of distributions, as applied in this paper, can investigate who, in society, may be more or less capable of attaining, for example, biogas and, by extension, who might need to be targeted/supported, and where, to facilitate capability and functioning in fair ways.
The value ϱ jk = 0 is attained, for example, if the phase difference ϕ j (t) − ϕ k (t modulo 2Π is uniformly distributed in [−Π,Π[. Values between 0 and 1 represent partial synchrony; in general, higher values of the standard deviation of the phase jitter δ j (t) yield lower PLF values. Note that a PLF of 1 is obtained if and only if ϕ j (t) − ϕ k (t) is constantc.
Remission of type 2 diabetes could be attained, for example, after bariatric/metabolic surgery or with lifestyle efforts such as weight loss and exercise.
In other words, there were no patients who were emmetropic and underwent surgery to attain ametropia--for example, to attain monovision.
The method could also inverse compute the modulus variation of the top asphalt layer due to temperature profile, with an average error of 4.45% attained for three examples in cold, regular and hot weather conditions.
In Avicenna's theory of logic, second intentions are defined as the properties of concepts which these concepts acquire when used in attaining knowledge, for example: being a subject or being a predicate, being a premise or being a syllogism.
The destruction caused by the war, particularly the use of atomic bombs on Japan troubled Redfield and turned his thinking to the cause of world peace and how it might be attained (see for example, his letter to his daughter Lisa, dated August 19 , 1945.
The longer barrel allows ammunition to attain higher velocities; for example, with new kinetic energy penetrators ammunition can reach velocities of around.
Attaining consequences (for example a desired grade) or avoiding punishment (for example from parents) outside oneself briefly explains extrinsic motivation.
