Precisely, following [43] and [44], we present a concrete, not academic example concerning the existence of periodic solutions of a system of two autonomous damped wave equations in a thin domain with Neumann boundary conditions.
The paper proposes some theoretical considerations and concrete strategies to assist academic departments in overcoming constraints to learning within an era of increasing standardisation and accountability.
My mentors exposed me to an array of career options, concrete opportunities to pursue, academic topics to explore, a network of people to contact, and unique experiences to make my own.
But many Chinese academics say concrete policies to help the poor will have to follow the speeches, with workers' strikes and protests becoming more numerous month by month.
Her research is a concrete example of how academics are trying to build what some call the "semantic Web," a phrase that usually applies to efforts to provide a richer, more structured collection of data that can be searched and analyzed with more precision.
On the whole, there was a healthy professional relationship between us in our concrete towers and outside academics in their ivory ones.
A new report from the American Chemical Society (ACS) provides concrete and detailed guidance to academic institutions on upgrading their safety practices.
A question that may well have no concrete answer, but one that academics and learned thinkers still devote seminars, lectures and private thought-sessions to. .
Populated by academics studying the genetics of domesticated foxes or building components for the Large Hadron Collider, it looms over the older academic institutions in their concrete silos.
However, despite explosive growth in both academic and commercial efforts, concrete technical capabilities are far from adequate to realize this promise.
