To condense these facts into a unitary statement, we denote with p ˜ the random probability measure which meets P [ ξ 1 ∈ A 1, …, ξ n ∈ A n ∣ p ˜ ] = ∏ i = 1 n p ˜ ( A i ) for all n ∈ N and A 1, …, A n ∈ B ( R ), according to de Finetti's theorem, and we state the following.
We have put together this guide in an attempt to condense the facts gleaned from thousands of pages of reference books, biographies, religious texts, firsthand accounts, reports and other information that have informed this issue.
We have put together this guide in an attempt to condense the facts gleaned from thousands of pages of reference books, biographies, religious texts, firsthand accounts, reports, and other information that have informed this issue.
These aren't opinions; these are facts, condensed into bite-sized chunks.
In fact, condensed droplets display a distinct wetting behavior during the droplet growth phase which cannot be reproduced by simply impinging droplets on hybrid surfaces.
Food Fact Sweetened condensed milk is what binds all of the ingredients together in these Magical Bars.
It could also be the case that the frequency of casual asyndetic constructions is higher in texts like history textbooks, where authors are forced to condense many historical facts into a specified space; indeed, textbook authors have often complained about such constraints (cf. Brinkley et al.2005).2005
If the technique evokes the uncertainty of an old woman's memory, it alienates you from a story whose essential facts are so condensed that you need to pay continuous close attention to grasp vital information.
In fact, only naphthalene condensed phase molecules are observed evaporating during the simulations, in total nine molecules during 8 ns of simulation time.
The fact that each condensed chondrocyte is located in the lowest intact lacunae of a column of hypertrophic chondrocytes indicates that it is directly derived from the adjacent larger hypertrophic chondrocytes in the same column (Farnum and Wilsman, 1987; Farnum and Wilsman, 1989).
