The proofs of the conditions of necessity and sufficiency of Eq. (6) in the case of undeformed arch are reported in Como (2013).
Many studies aimed at understanding Cd biology in plants do not reflect field conditions, because, often of necessity, non-field-like conditions were used.
Various approaches have been proposed, involving the computation of efficient assignments with regard to the patients' condition, the necessity of the treatment, and the patients' preferences.
Lately, the glamour has slowly returned, partly because of improving economic conditions and partly out of necessity.
We ever insist on "bettering our condition," he writes, not out of necessity, not to feed or clothe ourselves, but for vanity: "To be observed, to be attended to, to be taken notice of with sympathy".
Speaking of not too enormous, it's a relief to find a museum that has become more, not less manageable in size, even if this condition has come about out of necessity, not principle, during the interim before the Modern reopens on a gigantic scale.
Medium coarse: Properties are identical just in case they necessarily have the same extension (the precise import of this condition depends on which notion of necessity is at play).
The necessity condition of optimal control is derived by using the first order Gâteaux derivative of cost functional and adjoint equation.
The necessity condition of optimal control is derived by using the first order Gâteaux derivative of the cost functional and the adjoint equation.
For two reasons, then, the medieval conception of rights can be thought of as "objective": first, because the things which are right are objects (and not subjects); second, because things become worthy of the label "right" when they satisfy an objective, agent-independent set of necessity and sufficient conditions, viz., those conditions required for conformity to the natural law.
The traditional Lewis and Clark paradigm of adventure — the exploration of unknown territory, conducted of necessity under conditions of extreme hardship — is as obsolete as a three-hundred baud modem... Still, it's not the fault of Adventure that adventure isn't what it used to be... View Article Hendrik Hertzberg is a senior editor and staff writer at The New Yorker.
