The first concerns whether anything was gained by our earlier looking at the argument for the weaker result (understood in the light of the above conventions) to the effect that, f ≠ g implies ⊢f ≠ ⊢g.
A convention to this effect concluded in The Hague in 1955 has been ratified by eight European countries.
Syria and Israel are also among only eight countries in the world who have not agreed to the convention to eliminate chemical weapons that went into effect in 1997.
If that likelihood is below a certain threshold, typically 5%, then the convention is that an effect is "real".
Under terms of the formal convention that took effect Sunday, anyone may now travel without a passport within the seven countries: Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Spain and Portugal.
What steps have been taken, by the United Nations or by signatories of the Convention, to give its provisions practical effect?
Detectable linear regression effect sizes were targeted between small to medium effects for unadjusted (by convention small to medium effect size set at 0.02 < f < 0.15) to medium to large (by convention medium to large effect size set at 0.15 < f < 0.35) for adjusted (one predictor, six covariates) regression models.
What is the long-time effect of adding convention to a discretised reaction-diffusion equation?
Power of the Convention Effecting that change requires us to use the CRC in its fullest sense, and to take advantage of its three fundamental strengths.
When European parliamentarians challenged its membership on the grounds of Israel's numerous breaches of UN resolutions and of the European Human Rights conventions, the European Commission responded to the effect that research trumped human rights.
Instead Reimer contends that performative utterances rest on systems of what she terms illocutionary conventions to achieve their performative effects.
