On the other hand, integrable systems are dynamical systems whose solutions can be written down concretely.
And one reflection is I'm wishing I had written more concretely what my goals were so I could see if I was reaching them (or at least orienting to them).
For a recent paper to be published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, subjects were made to think either abstractly or concretely — say, by writing about the distant or near future.
Prebble writes concretely and well about the vessel and life on board it: the impossibly tight spaces, the incessant hums and smells, the lack of exercise, the absence of nature except for the potentially crushing mass of water all around.
In addition, they believe that he may have written inflammatory Internet postings that justified suicide attacks, though that has not been concretely established.
Mainak Biswas has written that Pather Panchali comes very close to the concept of Italian neorealism, as it has several passages with no dramatic development, even though the usual realities of life, such as the changing of seasons or the passing of a day, are concretely filmed.
A status update, in case you've been living in Unabomber-style isolation for the past decade, is a short statement that describes your current existence, either concretely or abstractly: "Ben Greenman is writing this week's Questioningly rules"; "Ben Greenman is waiting for a phone call"; "Ben Greenman is hungry".
"Prayer, as a means of drawing ever new strength from Christ, is concretely and urgently needed," he wrote in December 2005 in his first of three encyclical letters, Deus Caritas Est, or God is Love.
Taking p = 0, N = D A ⊗ ∞ M, N t = D A ⊗ [ t ] M and n = 0, Lemma 3.19 implies that π ∈ F 1. On the other hand, as ψ is the restriction of ξ l, M ∘ (1 ⊗ ϕ ), we can write it out concretely.
More concretely, the figure shows average read and write latencies during the one hour period, calculated at one minute intervals.
