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If an acid A is added to the solvent SH it will be at least partly converted into the conjugate base B according to the reaction A + SH ⇄ B + SH2+, which would be characterized formally by an equilibrium constant [B][SH2+]/[A] [SH].
Theological discourse and inquiry look like any other and is, needless to say, governed by the common principles of thought and being; but it is characterized formally by the fact that its arguments and analyses are taken to be truth-bearing only for one who accepts Scriptural revelation as true.
In a wide class of problems that we characterize formally in the paper, these methods allow us to find generalized plans with loops for solving problem instances of unbounded sizes and also to determine the correctness and applicability of the computed generalized plans.
While a variety of efforts have been implemented and have contributed to risk reductions [ 3], some source categories which may contribute to air toxics risks in some settings have not been extensively characterized or formally addressed.
Japan was said to be ready to send a ship if the event could be formally characterized as a "police exercise" and not a military exercise.
Second, several relevant features of argumentation semantics are identified and formally characterized.
Informal fallacies are not characterized as resembling formally valid arguments; they gain their allure some other way.
The great majority of the trope theorists agree that exact resemblance is to be formally characterized as an equivalence relation.
There are well over 100,000,000 compounds that have been discovered or synthesized, all of which have been formally characterized.
The relationship between the delay bound and the variance of the estimation error is formally characterized and confirmed by a numerical example.
In this paper, we present a philosophically sound, cognitively-oriented and formally characterized foundational theory of objects and tropes (property-instances).
