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In the tradition of Jewish philosophy, glory (kavod) is the finite instance in which what is not-finite comes to pass.

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The number of elements in the set is practically finite, for instance in M-QAM systems, so we can directly obtain the solution to.

If antithrombotic drugs are being given for a finite period for instance, clopidogrel with cardiac drug-eluting stent insertion within 12 months, or warfarin for a recently diagnosed pulmonary embolism, it may be more appropriate to defer endotherapy to a time when antithrombotic therapy has finished or where temporary cessation is less likely to result in complications.

Such concepts, like orbit, ω-limit, attractor and chaos, were introduced to investigate the finite dimensional instances of dynamical systems of ordinary differential equations.

A survey of local authorities in England, carried out by the Child Poverty Action Group, backing the Rutherfords' case, shows 41% of councils have policies that only provide discretionary housing payments (DHP) for a short-term period, while 28% have policies where DHP can only be granted for a specified finite period, for instance three, six or 12 months.

Over finite fields, for instance, our method has proven useful in the computation of large Gröbner bases arising in robotic problems or wavelet image compression.

By solving Eq. (5), through the finite differences for instance, the values of (varPhi) are determined for all points that belong to the domain analysed.

Of course, the solution to the first order model can reach the threshold 1 in a finite time (for instance if the torque is sufficiently high).

For instance, Finite Element Methods require a lot of number crunching as well as computer algebra to perform triangularization, manipulating shape functions, etc. Mixed computation requires speed and safety that interpreted computer algebra cannot provide.

Rigid block models capture appropriately the proneness of masonry to localised cracking and is numerically efficient in the sense of requiring significantly less degrees of freedom compared to, for instance, finite element models.

During the last decades, neural networks (NNs) with time delays have received considerable attention, due to time delays are existed in many fields, for instance, finite switching speeds of amplifiers and transmission of signals in a network, which effect the system performance.

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