Newman (1928) pointed out that there is always a structure of arbitrarily "constructed" relations with any given structure if only the number of basic entities, in this case sense data, is large enough.
It has trimmed the number of legal entities in its sprawling structure by more than a third, to a still astonishing 1,035.
The values of the second-order susceptibility in these materials are determined by the packing density of the optical non-linear entities in a macroscopic structure.
There is no limitation regarding the size, number or nature of the chemical entities in a single structure file (proteins, nucleic acids, ligands, water, etc)., as all these are loaded and identified as a single molecule within ACC.
The need for multiple management entities in the fund structure is often driven by either particular tax concerns relating to the characteristics of the remuneration being received; the commercial relationships between the promoters of the fund and the ultimate portfolio managers; or the regulatory status (or lack thereof) of the management company.
Pick any two atoms in this structure.
Taking securitization as an example, much of the literature has focused on the use of entities in such structures.
Forests and water bodies are important entities in this context.
He cited an influential 1962 article, "The Architecture of Complexity," by Herbert Simon, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, cognitive psychologist, and computer scientist, who asserted that embedding entities within like entities (in a recursive tree structure of the type central to Chomskyan linguistics) is simply how people naturally organize information.
In contrast with DeWitt, who seems to have taken worlds to be basic entities described by the global absolute state, Wallace takes the quantum state as basic, then seeks to characterize worlds as emergent entities represented in its structure.
But to directly engage a foreign entity, in this way, undermining the strategy and work of our diplomats and our Commander in Chief, strains the very discipline and structure that our foreign relations depend on, to succeed.
