The calculations were done for a single dot in a large numerical box.
In addition, a large numerical difference was observed in subjects with mild renal impairment (37.8% vs 54.9%) but this did not reach statistical significance (p = 0.055).
However, if the Mach number is small, the acoustic waves lead to stiffness in time and excessively large numerical viscosity, thus demanding much smaller time step and mesh size than normally needed for incompressible flow simulation.
The rest of the pairwise comparisons were not significant (p<.05), suggesting that a clear ratio effect was only present in comparing ratios with large numerical distance between the two sets of dots (1∶2 and 2∶3) to other ratios, and not smaller ratios to each other, No significant interaction between Ratio and Group (F = .457, df = 1, 4 p = .767) was found.
Fluctuations of a few percent may thus be observed in the case of large numerical aperture lenses.
By testing participants with all large numerical values in Exp. 2 (8 – 30), differences in early sensory processing were eliminated, thereby allowing distance-related differences in the P2p component that exhibited the same pattern in polarity as the Arabic numerals in Experiment 1 to be revealed.
Such increased reproduction in response to risk of death increases the fitness of both aphids and their vertically transmitted symbionts, and since these organisms have high reproductive capacity, slight increases in reproduction could lead to a very large numerical advantage later in the season.
Indeed, numerous observations indicate humans and non-human primates often represent small and large numerical quantities in qualitatively different ways.
(Why must contemporary memorials always invoke large numerical quantities in a Minimalist style?) If one were to judge from Ms. Jacir's work, Mr. Zuaiter was innocent of any connection to the Munich murders, eliminated rather because he was an eloquent spokesman for the Palestinian cause.
