"Legislation--which in a regime devoted structurally to liberty is the product of a decentralized process of percolating compromises, not a top-down imposition of discrete reason-giving--ought to be, even can be, rational in any sense cognizable by a court".
Table 2 Respondents giving reasons for refusing to pay the given discrete choice amount Reason Number Percent 1 = I cannot afford to pay/I have no spare income.
In addition, the Kaplan-Meier analysis only allows the consideration of one explanatory variable at a time, and this variable has to be discrete (thus, the reason for comparing high and low expression groups in REMBRANDT).
Note that the property begin{array}rcl@ (mathbf{F}vec{X}_{i}^)_{n} =x_{i}^[left<-nright>_{N}] end{array} (6). of the discrete Fourier transform reasons the name 'time-reversal space-time coding'.
In theory, a discrete number of reasons can account for phenotypic diversity: genetic, environmental, or mixed.
But it becomes powerfully clear that the director's strategy echoes the instinctive response of Cave and his wife, Susie, to the unspeakable: The devastating, unchangeable truth is at the center of everything, affecting everything yet discrete, sealed off, beyond reason, explanation or understanding.
396), there is no a priori reason why discrete perceptual processing should lead to a complete loss of information regarding the temporal order of stimuli occurring within individual perceptual moments.
For this reason, be discrete and always hand the tip in cash directly to the person who serves you.
It is for this reason that discrete-time methods, using years as the time variable, are preferred in the multilevel framework.
For computational reasons, this discrete model is commonly approximated by a diffusion process that requires the assumption that the forces of natural selection and mutation are weak.
(b) Relatively small economic incentive to use generic drugs under universal health insurance systems were considered another reason for their discrete use (Takizawa et al. 2015).
