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Together with VDAB, we apply an Action Design Research (ADR) approach to develop a simple rules strategy specific for VDAB's context, which we call a set of "boundary breaking rules".

Its tropicalisation determines a subset of integral tropical points of A(G S), which we call a set of G-laminations on S. We prove that G-laminations parametrise top components of an infinite dimensional stack, the surface affine Grassmannian.

We also have a bonus puzzle this week — an arithmetic progression challenge suggested by Dr. Graham, which he phrases as follows: Call a set of 3 integers a < b < c "evenly spaced" if b-a = c-b.

A) 180 B) 270 C) 360 D) 720 E) 1080 3. Math Classics (Hard): Call a set of integers "spacy' if it contains no more than one out of any three consecutive integers.

Not unmindful of this problem, Republicans have tried to include what they call a set of "guardrails" to limit such games-playing, but because they have rushed the bill through the legislative process, tax experts warn of the high risk that those guardrails won't prove effective.

We call a set of edges a " -valid matching" if for all with, we have.

Graves diplomatically called a set of 4 cobalt-blue bowls ($6.99) "not bad".

A set of signals that can be used to express every signal in the space is called a set of basis functions.

Deems Taylor based what he called "a set of variations for orchestra" on it, and in 1943 the New York Philharmonic played the piece at Carnegie Hall.

The trivializer is also called a set of generating pictures.

Any such choice of (omega_{1},ldots,omega_{m}) will be called a set of basic frequencies for (u(t)).