Due to the need to construct a suitable framework to model several distinguished problems of practical nature, the study of generalized metric has attracted, and continues to attract the interest of many authors.
Among the numerous ways to cope with disease, two general strategies can be distinguished: problem-solving (i.e., do something active to avoid stressful circumstances) and emotion-focused coping strategies (i.e., try to regulate the emotional consequences of stressful or potentially stressful events).
More distinguished for insight into problems of government and cool logic than for eloquence, these works became a classic statement of American governmental, and more generally of republican, theory.
We are concerned only with the Hopf bifurcation of the distinguished equilibrium in the layer problem obtained from taking the branch (v, m, n in the limit ε → 0. dNote that the reduction of the gates (m, n) or (h, n) would remove the Hopf bifurcation from the model.
Many distinguished mathematicians had grappled with the problem.
Common and distinguished features are summarized, and the problems appearing at nucleation and bulk growth stages are discussed.
Heuristic algorithms can be used to overcome such shortcomings of mathematical techniques and produce distinguished outcomes when applied to specific problems; however, they remain inapplicable in a broad range of situations.
Indeed, the parallelisation of sequence alignment problem exhibits a number of distinguished features.
Conduct problems were classified on two dimensions: (1) the presence of conduct problems was indexed as either '0' for 'normal range' or '1' for borderline or abnormal conduct problems (2) the second dimension labelled 'borderline/abnormal', distinguished individuals in the borderline and abnormal range for conduct problems.
Even the distinguished former racing driver Stirling Moss ran into problems when he tried out the C5 on the roads around Alexandra Palace.
As for those who don't think there's a problem -- people like Richard Dawkins, a distinguished exponent of genetic determinism at Oxford -- Mr. Reich makes no effort to conceal his hostility.
