The general form of a formally self-adjoint fourth-order difference expression with real coefficients is M [ x ] ( t ) = Δ 2 ( p 2 ( t ) ∇ 2 x ( t ) ) − Δ ( p 1 ( t ) ∇ x ( t ) ) + p 0 ( t ) x ( t ), t ∈ I, (1.4).
Its editors, Fabbri and Ricci, began this effort to determine whether dose response relationships, both in the literature and through individual studies, could be identified so that policy and regulatory law would benefit from that form of causality formally to justify environmental and public health standard for exposure, possibly including cessation of exposure through bans.
In California, which tracks autism incidence more closely than many other states, 700 cases of the severest form of autism were formally diagnosed and reported to the California Department of Developmental Services in the first three months of 2001.
Like all trans women who have not received gender-confirmation surgery, which is often the only form of trans identity formally recognized by the state, McDonald served her time in a men's prison.
Timoféeff-Ressovsky and Zimmer were interested primarily in how such small amounts of energy in the form of ionizing radiation (formally equivalent to no more than the amount of energy absorbed as heat by drinking a cup of hot tea) could have such profound biological effects3.
In the 6th century anathema came to mean the severest form of excommunication that formally separated a heretic completely from the Christian church and condemned his doctrines; minor excommunications, while prohibiting free reception of the sacraments, obliged (and permitted) the sinner to rectify his sinful state through the sacrament of penance.
Sunni Islam was the official faith of the Ottomans, and no other form of Islam was formally recognised.
Reproof is a lesser form of discipline given formally by a judicial committee to a baptized Witness who is considered repentant of serious sin; the reproved person temporarily loses conspicuous privileges of service, but suffers no restriction of social or spiritual fellowship.
Such a letter is the mildest form of sanction the committee (formally, the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct) can mete out, and it ends the case against Mr. Shuster.
He also said he did not "expect to play one-day cricket for Australia anymore," but stopped short of formally retiring from that form of the game.
