Now, let us observe another example, which explains more how to use the mean-convexity for establishing the sub-stabilizability of a certain bivariate mean.
On the software side, trying to get consumers' attention in an industry so dominated by Google and Apple is a very big ask — see Microsoft's Windows Phone, for example — which explains Jolla's thinking in building in Android app support.
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We can see a hint of this in English, in the rules that dictate morphemes (the smallest grammatical elements, such as verb and noun endings, as well as so-called derivational suffixes, like "-ian," "-ism," and "-ity"), which explain why, for example, "Mendelismian" sounds awkward.
Examples… Drawing of a map with illustrations, accompanied by footnotes below, which explain the illustrations.
Integro-differential equations appeared very naturally in various applications (see, for example, [1 5]), which explains the interest in the theory of these equations (see, for example, [6, 7]).
Most prefer to claim selective ignorance, which explains, for example, Martha Stewart's defense of her suspicious trading of ImClone stock.
This means that most years are shorter than the Gregorian calendar year: but a year with a leap month (13 lunar months) is longer, which explains for example why the date of the Chinese New Year varies so much from year to year.
Lexicalization in language, especially the morphological incorporation of negation, is limited to highly restricted universes, which explains, for example, why a dog can be said not to be a Catholic, but also not to be a non-Catholic.
