What might have initially seemed like a paper exercise has become durable and meaningful to millions.
These networks also help provide new ventures with the assistance they need to grow and become durable enterprises.
To two of those he gave names which have become durable: 'idempotent', the law xm = x (for m≥2) which George Boole had introduced in this form in his algebra of logic in 1847; and 'nilpotent', when xm = 0, for some m.
The pots are made out of a type of paper called "washi" that have been chemically coated to become durable against water and heat.
Public education on all the elements of the peace deal will be essential to gaining popular legitimacy of the proposal, which is essential if the peace is to become durable and sustainable.
Incredibly dense and resinous, the wood of the bristlecone grows uniquely slowly and becomes extremely durable over time.
If too much soda is added, the resulting glass is readily attacked by water, but, if there are suitable amounts of stabilizing oxides, such as lime (CaO) and magnesia (MgO), the glass becomes more durable.
In the film he is supported by a longtime friend played by John Goodman, a devoted sister portrayed by Brenda Vaccaro, and a member of the Hemlock Society who becomes a durable ally, played by Susan Sarandon.
However, as x decreases, and the public good becomes more durable (and slower to produce), we find that the initial condition e0 has an increasing role in determining the threshold to producer dominance in a Stag-hunt Game.
As periods of insulin independence have been found to increase with potent induction immunotherapy (29), longer-term follow-up will also be needed in other cohorts to see whether improvements in CIMT could potentially be sustained for >50 months as insulin independence becomes more durable; although insulin independence was not significantly associated with CIMT in the current study.
