In the real domain the bound of the amplitude error will be mathcal{A} varepsilon,N):=2varepsilon biggl(1+ frac{2beta}{pi}^{2}N}+frac{h}{pi} biggr) (1+sqrt{N/betapi} )mathrm {e}^{-beta/4N}, (2.8) which is of the uniform type.
Reality: My review was open-minded, blaming the lack of curatorial quality on the strictly uniform type of art that museum staff required.
The regular showing of the breed led to the development of a uniform type, and the Beagle continued to prove a success up until the outbreak of World War I when all shows were suspended.
In his 1818 book Philosophie anatomique, Geoffroy asked the question: "Can the organization of vertebrated animals be referred to one uniform type?" The answer for Geoffroy was yes: he saw all vertebrates as modifications of a single archetype, a single form.
Equations for determining relative permeability curves from both the interacting uniform and interacting serial types of triangular tube bundle models are presented.
The outcome of this comparative study supports the conclusion that the inhalation route produces a more uniform type of injury at lower, more meaningful dosages.
The patterns of rainfall considered include uniform type (U), advanced type (A1 and A2), central-peaked type (C), and delayed type (D1 and D2).
Figures 8 and 9 present the success ratios of groups with uniform type of users, respectively normal and power users.
Plastic soda bottles are composed of one uniform type of plastic, and the major beverage companies have made their bottles entirely recyclable.
An important exception is conifer wood, where, due to the uniform cell type, the main defining feature is wood density, with denser latewood generally reflected in darker colours.
