In 1939 the population of Lower Saxony as presently defined stood at about 4.5 million.
On taking one's seat, the absence of defined stands or ends is a little disorienting, with the seats just rolling out like a Möbius strip as one scan the scene.
1 Thinning triggers are defined by stand relative density (RD), thus when the stand reaches a RD of x, thin to leave the stand with a RD of y (RDx-RDy).
Therefore, new 0 1 variables have been defined to stand for the additional shells needed to get both, a shell size below the specified upper bound, and simultaneously, an FT correction factor above the threshold value everywhere.
Thus "Black Judaism," as defined here, stands distinctly apart from "black Judaism," or that Judaic expression found among black persons that would be acceptable to the world's Jewish community, such as conversion or birth to a recognized Jewish mother.
Herein, NAT50 is a diversity indicator we defined, which stands for the number of most abundant taxonomic groups covering 50% populations.
The structure of the model was fairly simple, but was able to produce a wide range of stand trajectories and behaviors across a range of stand conditions defined within Reineke's (1933) stand density space (McGarrigle et al. 2013).
Courbet became the "critical" artist at mid-century, and the critic's position was largely defined by his stand, pro or con, on Courbet's revolutionary "ugliness," or brutal Realism.
After two months of twice-weekly classes, which cost $28 a session, Ms. Tucker has scored some of the best results possible off the medal stand: defined abdominal muscles, better-fitting clothes and "crazy muscular arms," she said.
