That is, if a certain element in, e.g., x ¯ ω 1 has a nonzero value, the corresponding elements in x ¯ ω q, q = 2, … Q, should be also nonzero.
Unlike the number of protons in an element, which never changes, the number of neutrons in atoms of a certain element can vary often enough that the average atomic mass of the element must be expressed as a decimal value between two whole numbers.
And if children feel that they are being kept in the dark, a certain element of trust is lost.
In all sailing there is a certain element of risk, in other words, and in racing, when people are reluctant to shorten sail and sometimes voyage at night or in weather that might otherwise cause them to stay home, the risk is often enhanced.
One element in the customized model is related to a certain element in Cloud resource runtime models.
Though the ruling inSandifer does not directly alter any regulations, it reflects the pro-business approach to worker protections in the courts today,allowing a certain element of optionality in the conditions that help protect workers from hazards on the job.
Given the design of the study, in which participants viewed the videos for the first time without knowing what to expect, except for the features presented in Fig. 2, a certain element of bottom-up processing could be anticipated.
Buford's deep dive into the National Front discos, where he tries to avoid getting too drunk and too beat up by the local thugs in the service of information he is seeking, doesn't reveal any particularly revelatory information in his quest, other than authoritarian influences are alive and somewhat well in modern England amidst a certain element of the discontented youth.
Let p be a prime larger than 3 and congruent to 3 modulo 4, and let G be the non-abelian group of order p3 and exponent p. We study the structure of a putative difference set with parameters (p3,p3−12,p3−34) in G which is fixed by a certain element of order p in Aut(G).
"There was a movement in the 70's to bring a certain element of reality into television instead of operating in these hermetically sealed environments," said David Bushman, a curator at the Museum of Television and Radio.
