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Theorem 6 provides one a formal reduction of the periodic problem (1), (2) to the system of 2 n numerical equations (48) in the sense that the initial data ( u ( 0 ), u ( p / 2 ) ) of any solution of (1), (2) with properties (47) can be found from (48).

A first, simple calculation of the sum of the internal angles of the ring shows that the twisted structures of II and IIIb retain quite planar rings (sum of internal angles are 539.5° and 539.6°, whilst the folded structures have rings with internal angles summing to 533.1° and 535.2°, reflecting the formal reduction of ring angles at a fold.

However, the DCC structures suggest the requirement of the (formal) reduction of the formyl unit at C-6 to the oxidation level of formaldehyde.

One could look at these and imagine sets for a production of Cormac McCarthy's "The Road"; their relentless formal reduction speaks of lost worlds, or, perhaps, the stark start of a new one.

Their relentless formal reduction speaks of lost worlds, or, perhaps, the stark start of a new one.

The goal of formal reduction was to logically deduce the laws of classical genetics (or its improved successor, "modern transmission genetics" T2*) from the laws of molecular biology.

The formal reduction potential, E0′(Cr) of the first oxidation process of 1 5 lays within a narrow potential range of 0.43 0.50 V vs. Fc/Fc+, is Cr-based and is mainly sensitive to the electrophilic character of the heteroarene ring directly attached to the carbene carbon.

The Moneo building, while clad in stone, recapitulates the Miesian ethic of formal reduction and spatial clarity.

The formal reduction in output by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, intended to withdraw one million barrels of crude oil a day from the market starting in April and seen by some here as a surprise, would lower the group's production objective to 23.5 million barrels a day.

This paper develops a systematic and formal approach to dimensional reduction of electromagnetic boundary value problems.

It has been shown that the formal potentials for the reduction of both complexes are linear functions of the solvent acceptor numbers.