In this case, the first characteristic set of brain waves will be present, but the second will not.
Every journalistic medium produces a characteristic set of forms and attitudes; network news is — even now — about authority, and cable news, increasingly, is about itself.
Each pure chemical substance (e.g., oxygen, iron, or water) has a characteristic set of properties that gives it its chemical identity.
Cam Jazz followed it with the release of The Long Waiting – a session featuring an almost entirely new, totally characteristic set of bittersweet themes and patiently unfolding Wheeler songs wrapped in rich, choirlike arrangements.
Although each of the functional groups introduced above has a characteristic set of favoured reactions, it is not always possible to predict the properties of organic compounds that contain several different functional groups.
If I say that, from inside, it makes much more sense to talk about belief as a characteristic set of feelings, or even as a habit, you will conclude that I am trying to wriggle out, or just possibly that I am not even interested in whether the crap I talk is true.
Spectroscopic examination shows that every element has its characteristic set of spectral lines, and the discovery by the Swiss mathematician Johann Jakob Balmer of a simple arithmetic formula relating the wavelengths of lines in the hydrogen spectrum (1885) proved to be the start of intense activity in precise wavelength measurements of all known elements and the search for general principles.
This chapter describes the characteristic set method and its applications.
The applications of the differential characteristic set method to compute the symmetry groups for PDEs and automatic reasoning by the differential characteristic set method are elaborated.
This causes them to radiate faintly at a characteristic set of frequencies.
Land tenure occurs over a characteristic set of spatial and temporal scales.
