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Scott, who is contracted for the next Olympic cycle, added: "Britain had more finalists than ever before with 23 in the pool, but we were not able to convert the two fourth and six fifth places into medals and that is what we hope to better understand with the performance debrief.

Also, the dynamics of Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) can be better understood with the help of in-situ magnetic field data at the L1 point region.

It emerges from this systematisation that important aspects of these methods can be better understood with the help of the distinction between risk and uncertainty.

That means it could be used to help predict, and so possibly prevent, some human errors.The human brain is a complex organ, but it is becoming better understood with the use of functional magnetic-resonance imaging.

Western hemlock and Douglas-fir growth after thinning and/or fertilisation can be assessed and better understood with the models.

The laminar and creeping fluid flows (with lower Reynolds number) can be better understood with the help of Lattice Boltzmann method.

This is better understood with the example in Fig. 1. Figure 1 a shows the probability distribution function (PDF) of the execution times collected from R=1000 runs of a synthetic program running on a MBPTA-compliant platform [8].

Since X is a set while A is an algebra, f is better typed as f : X→U A) where U A) denotes the underlying set of A. And the relationship of X to B is better understood with the notation B = F X) denoting the free algebra generated by the set X.

Things are better understood with the second, or the first non trivial, eigenvalue of the Laplacian under Neumann boundary conditions (mu _2(Omega )) which is defined by setting for every open set (Omega ) of finite measure begin{aligned} mu _2(Omega ):=min left{ int _Omega |nabla f|^2,dx:,Vert fVert _{L^2(Omega )}=1,,,fin H^1_0(Omega ),quad int _Omega f,dx=0right}.

In this section, we shall determine the JBW∗-subtriples of a JBW∗-triple M which are Čebyšëv subspaces in M. The scarcity of non-trivial Čebyšëv C∗-subalgebras in general C∗-algebras can be better understood with the following result due to Pedersen: If A is a C∗-algebra without unit and B is a Čebyšëv C∗-subalgebra of A, then (A=B) (compare [7], Theorem 4).

Jonathan Chait has argued that politics is better understood with the insight that conservatives only care about taxes (as in, lower ones on better-off people), and recent events have entirely borne him out.