Differences do emerge over the contents of space-time: the properties, relations and functions definable on space or time.
That is, the boundary conditions "flat at infinity" entail a global inertial frame that is tied to empty flat space at infinity, and hence is unrelated to the mass-energy content of space, contrary to Mach's Principle, according to which only mass-energy can influence inertia.
Malignancies of the masticator space are intrinsic when they arise from the contents of the space and extrinsic when they extend from the adjacent spaces [3, 4].
Derived therefrom, the Riemann curvature tensor encodes all curvatures of a manifold in one object, which finds applications in general relativity, for example, where the Einstein curvature tensor describes the matter and energy content of space-time.
Seen from an elevated point of view, the wonderfully articulated lines and contents of the space cant toward the window.
As data is entered into memory, the previous contents of that space are lost, hence the name "dynamic".
Benign and malignant tumours may arise from the different contents of the space, and malignant tumours may appear well defined and confined by the fascia, without signs of aggressiveness.
Perhaps more shocking than its sheer size were the contents of the space; two-thirds of the few thousand square feet were filled with a sea of mannequins covered in paint, glitter, and other craft-like materials, donning some of the most peculiar outfits I'd ever seen.
In this brief summary we define the contents and aims of Space Climate.
In place of modernism's aesthetic of objective norms, they use abstract form to explore the emotional content of public space.
From 1961 until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, competition between the United States and the Soviet Union was a major influence on the pace and content of their space programs.
