On the invariant ds a four-dimensional geometry may be built up which is in a large measure analogous to Euclidean geometry in three dimensions.
If less energy is used, credit is built up which can be reclaimed or used to offset higher-than-expected subsequent bills.
The transmission measurements for the DOT are used for calibrating the bioluminescence measurements at each wavelength and then a normalized system of equations is built up which is self-calibrated for the BLT.
And then, combined surface energy calculations and Wulff principles, a geometric model of equilibrium rutile TiO2 is built up, which is coherent with the typical morphology of fully-developed equilibrium TiO2 crystal.
As for the odd-numbered mGT or 9 GT, 11 GT and 15 GT, the most plausible structure models were built up, which gave the good correspondence to the observed diffraction patterns semi-quantitatively.
First, a dynamic model for the congestion control problem of wireless networks is built up, which enables the application of modern control theory on time-delay systems to this problem.
The supply of balloons required for making observations of the upper winds became erratic, and larger reserves had to be built up, which gave rise to problems of storage in a climate very unfavourable for rubber storage.
A number of Reich offices governed directly in matters of economy, social policy, currency policy, food policy, and therefore, all I could do was to lay upon myself the task of seeing to it that amid the conflagration of this war, some sort of an order should be built up which would enable men to live.
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Hence, stocks are to be built up, which cover the demand between successive production runs of the same product.
