To embody the superiority of high surface area in enhancing electrocatalysis well, the superior electrocatalyst should be supposed to combine both the morphology advantages and the synergistic effect between metals.
Stephen embodied the superiority of mind over matter.
Its superiority embodies not only in the capability to resolve coherent sources, but also to incorporate prior information on the frequency spectra of the sources.
Instead of embodying the supposedly inherent superiority of capitalism, the supermarket demonstrated how it produced winners and losers.
As a black man with unrepentant masculinity and confident assertion of superiority, Johnson embodied the fear of White America.
Water served as a tool of commerce, pacification, and boundary mediation, ultimately embodying larger colonial ideas of superiority and empire.
Roman Catholics and Free Church people alike might appreciate the spoof letterhead I was once sent: "The Church of England: Loving Jesus with a Slight Air of Superiority Since 597". That rather embodies Scruton's account of "Anglican" history.
As I have argued elsewhere, assuming a masculine persona to resist and readdress the sexist and constricting roles enforced by Japanese society, Sakane embodied a queerness so threatening to male superiority.
It follows that begin{aligned} psibigl(p(TFx, TFy bigr) =&frac{3}{4}biglvert x^{4} -y^{4}bigrvert leqfrac{3k}{2}biglvert x^{2} -y^{2}bigrvert =&phibigl psibigl(p(Tx,Ty bigr bigr),quad x, y in X mbox{ and } xgeq y. end{aligned} Theorem 3.1 gives us the existence of a fixed point of F. Next, superiority of L-function is embodied in Example 4.4.
It is naïve, and probably counterproductive, to assume that "better" informatics technologies will be embraced by national security decision-makers purely because these technologies embody some type of scientific, mathematical, or computational superiority.
Especially in IT grounding systems, the superiority of the method will be well embodied.
