It was understood, for instance, that stepping across the street from the square was a safe zone.
Euler's notation is then written D_x y\, or D_x f(x)\,, although this subscript is often omitted when the variable x is understood, for instance when this is the only variable present in the expression.
Meanwhile, says Lynne Zeitlin Hale of the Nature Conservancy, an American charity, the sea's environmental importance is better understood: for instance, in regulating the climate, recycling oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide.
He is questioning whether this subject-independent criterion has to be understood as a transcendent reality, for instance, a world of mind-independent and presumably physical things in themselves.
Some of the most famous artists of all time have used this well-worn trick (see: The Beat les, The Moody Blues, etc).. Ideally, if you do this, you might want to make reference to musical terms that are likely to be understood by a wide audience — for instance, while almost everyone knows what a "beat" is, not everyone will know what the term "syncopation" means.
The heartbeat, for instance, could be understood as irritability of nervous fibers and sensitivity of heart muscles for contraction (Greene 1982; Porter 1985 , 1998.
If you want to test cause and effect, "quantitative methods are the preferred way to go," he said, but they can't tell "how political phenomena should be understood and interpreted" — whether a protest, for instance, is the result of a genuine social movement or an interest group, whether it is religious or secular.
For instance, it should be understood that mGluR5 immunoreactivity does not necessarily equal functional activity; however, in this discussion we will assume, based on evidences in the literature and in our correlation data, that such a relationship exists in some circumstances.
Reasons for this occurrence can, in many instances, be understood (even if not agreed with) [ 50- 54].
Management implemented within the intervention was mainly collaborative, entailing dealings between GP and psychiatrists for 73.9% of patients, or for 18.5% no contact, but where this was understood by the GP (for instance when patients for personal reasons did not wish for it).
