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The commission has found few difficulties in converting these principles into proposals for specific laws; old Brussels hands still proudly claim that the treaty has proved remarkably workable.

I'm converted: this is extraordinary stuff.

Russell Simmons has converted this nonbeliever.

Also, this principle converts the problem of minimizing the objective functional subject to the state system into minimizing either the Lagrangian or the Hamiltonian with respect to the controls (bounded measurable functions) at each time t.

Also, this principle converts the problem of minimizing the objective functional subject to the state system into minimizing either the Lagrangian or the Hamiltonian with respect to the controls (bounded measurable functions) at each time t[ 40].

Taking this principle, CeePre2 converts the prediction results of CeePre1 into the four features at the second stage to integrate separated antigenic residues into a cluster of epitope residues, enhancing the prediction performance for many cases.

The danger is that the new U.S.-North Korean agreement offers no guidelines on how to convert principles into disarmament practice, or even of how many arms it covers.

For such models, powerful control synthesis tools are available, but the way how to systematically convert available first principles models to LPV descriptions of the plant, to efficiently identify LPV models for control from data and to understand how modeling errors affect the control performance are still subject of undergoing research.

In agreement with this principle 1 was immediately converted after pre-cultivation with 2 although the conversion rate was slightly reduced compared with cells grown with 1 (Figure 2).

As I understand it, the converted principle and all future earnings would then be tax-free under current law.

Europe's largest software maker, SAP, has been following this principle with the vigor of a late convert.