In contrast, uncertainty solely about drifts in a continuous time setting of stochastic Itô-processes could be dealt with in a dominated framework of measures which are absolutely continuous with respect to a single reference probability measure.
Although the frictional property of basalt has yet to be tested, laboratory friction experiments demonstrated that materials dominated by framework minerals such as feldspar have higher frictional strength but velocity-weakening properties that allow the nucleation of seismic ruptures during fracturing (e.g., Ikari et al. 2011) (Fig. 8).
The figures of the composition dominate the architectural framework but also reinforce the feeling of support that the structure provides through their largeness of movement.
Hosts have adapted in a variety of ways to provide their symbionts with these essential substrates (for example, the behavioral extension of the foot to reach sulfur in thyasirid bivalves (Dufour and Felbeck 2003), but environmental concentrations are likely to dominate any ecological framework determining the localization and abundance of these symbioses.
The ZnO and TiO bonds forming the 3D ZnO and TiO frameworks dominate the deformation and failure mechanisms of ZnO and SrTiO3, respectively.
which boils down to Δ C Δ B < 1 + d 2 d 2. we conclude that total contribution in the simultaneous <span class="lh">framework dominates total contribution in the sequential framework when Δ C Δ B > d 2 π + d 2 (C leader) and Δ C Δ B < 1 + d 2 d 2 (B leader).
Finally, will President Obama, energized by his extraordinary achievement in the Iranian nuclear framework accord, dominate the summit and control the agenda through well-timed initiatives and forceful rhetoric?
This assumption "is a cornerstone when discussing traditional notions of reliability and validity" (Deville and Chalhoub-Deville 2006, p. 12) and is in line with interdependent interaction language and measurement frameworks, which dominate the language testing and traditional measurement literature.
These contributions aim to highlight both the gaps in current knowledge and understandings and the related biases and assumptions within the current research agendas and theoretical frameworks that dominate scholarly thinking within the field of social gerontology with respect to ethnicity and ethnic minority later life and ageing.
More than three decades have passed since Fries proposed the framework of compression of morbidity and advocated for FL/D as markers of morbidity; yet, these indicators still dominate the assessment of this framework.
