Therefore, Lyapunov exponent LE can be used as an index to identify the dynamic behavior and the chaotic degree of strange attractor.
The examples below all show various degrees of strange ways to combining two familiar common forms to re-design the traditional form of a cup.
But the problem can't be solved by symbols or rhetoric: for a forty-six-year-old black man in an expensive suit, with a Harvard law degree and a strange name, to walk into V.F.W. halls and retirement homes and say, "I'm one of you," seems both improbable and disingenuous.
It is often forgotten, mainly by me, that Winston Graham wrote Marnie as well as the Poldark yarns; Hitch did, for a tubby urbanite, adore to a strange degree seeking out Cornish short stories such as Marnie and Du Maurier's The Birds.
There are a large number of vehicle nodes, and the strange degree among the nodes is very high in VANETs.
Why: As soon as you step down into Forestiere Underground Gardens, the temperature will drop about 20 degrees and the strange, wonderful story of Mr. Forestiere will begin to unfold.
But one of these strange six-degrees-of-separation moments happened next.
I suspect it would find "consumer" used to an even more all-encompassing degree, and a menagerie of strange positive terms, appearing unquestioned in the language without their implications being obvious.
To some degree, his films resemble known quantities – strange but true, you could plausibly compare his Kill List to films by both Mike Leigh and David Lynch.
It was a theme that Hitchcock explored in a range of tones and with varying degrees of optimism, from "Rich and Strange" (1931) through "Marnie" (1964).
