The motivation of this paper is to extend the connotation of the analysis of variance and facilitate its applications in probability, statistics and higher education.
Our main motivation is to extend the connotation of the analysis of variance and facilitate its applications in probability, statistics and higher education.
In the 1970s Fleetwood Mac's penchant for "nosing around" had connotations that extended far beyond concepts of reticence and in fact prompted behaviour that was quite the opposite.
That cultural connotation extends to the band's combustive churn, produced by the bassist Matt Maggioni and the drummer Allen Blickle: it prioritizes feel, sometimes at the cost of precision.
Experts have warned that the initiative risks blurring the government's attempt to draw a clear political dividing line between so-called "hard-working families" and those caricatured as out-of-work "scroungers", because it extends the negative connotations of welfare dependency to those who have a job.
"Towns like Oxford carry that connotation".
His principal aim is to make the case for the Millian denotation-without-connotation view of singular proper names, and then extend this (contrary to Mill's own opinion) to certain general terms also, including natural kind terms.
The name has voyeuristic connotations but is also literal: A tubular aquarium with flitting clown fish and honeycombs of coral extends from the floor, through the ceiling and into the lobby.
This is deadly serious stuff with enormous legal connotations: already Ecuador has enshrined the rights of nature in its constitution, and "Mother Earth" rights would extend rights to all living entities in all countries.
Such moves carry an ugly connotation.
"The connotation, mainly, is crime".
