This did not change the equations of relativity theory, but it greatly changed the way people thought about the theory and it helped prepare the way for the general theory.
Also, investigate how the shifting U.S. state populations can change the equations of elections through the reallocation of house seats and, therefore, electoral votes.
A change of equations of the basic kinetic model could be usually performed easily, even graphically: there are algorithms that transform a drawn scheme into a system of ordinary differential equations (ODE) [ 46].
Several problems can be changed to equations of the form T x = x, where T is a given self-mapping defined on a subset of a metric space, a normed linear space, a topological vector space or some suitable space.
Several problems can be changed as equations of the form T x = x, where T is a given self-mapping defined on a subset of a metric space, a normed linear space, a topological vector space or some suitable space.
On the other hand, several problems can be changed as equations of the form (Tx = x), where T is a given self-mapping defined on a subset of a metric space, a normed linear space, a topological vector space or some suitable space.
"The only things that are going to change the equation of the election are the four debates," Mr. Dowd said, referring to the three presidential debates and one vice presidential debate.
The pipeline, which will extend more than 750 miles, is expected to change the equation of energy politics in Europe, largely because it sidesteps several countries to the east.
None of this was contested by anyone, including the ranking Democrat, Adam Smith, a lawyer from Bellevue, Washington, who has served on the House Armed Services Committee since 1997 and who agreed that "defense is in an incredibly vulnerable position" because budget cuts, which could lead to force reductions and base closings, would "change the equation of power projection".
It's going to change the equation of value and quality.
