We show that besides unification and generalizations aspects the study of dynamical systems on time scales allows one to observe the model behaviors which are different from those known in the classical economic theory but rather coincide with facts of the behavioral economics.
It coincided, in fact, with the decline of culturally sanctioned male vanity, flamboyance, and insouciance.
Notably, according to this model, the N-terminal half of the KIS region coincides in fact with the flexible linker connecting the KIM region and the catalytic domain of PTP-SL.
Nevertheless, students qualified their observations regarding the timing of such projects, recommending year two or three of the course, coinciding with the fact that 76.5% of them also initiated their projects at this stage of undergraduate education.
Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and callose deposition with the same distribution were detected at 24 hpi, coinciding with the fact that the activation of CAT, SOD and GSL5 genes at 12 to 24 hpi.
A natural question arises: is the fact that these two flows coincide a general fact?
If these facts coincided with a reality we could recognise, we might be able to interpret them for ourselves.
16 In this situation, the Court has generally examined the presumption on its face to determine the extent to which the basic and elemental facts coincide.
coincided with the facts of external reality in a way that rarely happens to any man". In other words, Churchill got to be the hero he had always dreamed of being but also precisely the hero that the British demanded.
Jennifer Hornsby takes the theory to state that true thinkables and facts coincide (1997: 2, 9, 17, 20)—they are the same set so that she in effect identifies that theory with the conjunction of (7) and (8), as also, in effect, does Julian Dodd (2008a: passim).
