It also reinforces the idea that breasts are the fundamental, defining aspect of femininity.
Its genesis as a bug tracker, and its resulting use of "tickets" as its fundamental, defining unit, have made its maps especially difficult to follow.
Koslow (1992, 1999) takes the elimination rules as fundamental, defining each logical operation as the weakest object in an implication structure that satisfies the elimination rule.
Thus, several tasks are fundamental: define GNSS performances into an acceptable railway language, develop methods and tools able to perform evaluation in an operational railway context.
Students grasped modeling fundamentals (define the objective, identify variables, parameters, and assumptions) of these simple discrete and continuous models, and simple continuous models also facilitated a review of differential and integral calculus.
With pensions, the shift has been fundamental: defined-benefit plans, in which companies guarantee a set payout to employees, have been gradually replaced with defined-contribution plans, like 401 k)s.
This article sets out to unpack the fundamental defining dimensions of a CE and frame them for CE studies for the built environment.
In addition to the fundamental defining property above, we require that, for each, and that is bounded by a polynomial in log.
They also, in passing, laid the basis for the world as we know it today: one in which almost every scrap of land has been allocated to a "nation-state," groups of humans defined by geography of all things, membership in which is the fundamental defining factor in human identities around the globe.
Further, our considerations, definitions, and discussions on the fundamental defining properties and attacks can help to understand them while avoiding some potential confusions and taking a step forward towards the systematic development of watermarking schemes.
This commitment is at the core of the traditional patient-centered physician-patient relationship, and is a fundamental defining commitment of the profession of medicine in many societies.
