holds, which proves the present proposition.
Then we have the present proposition.
Therefore, we have the present proposition.
where the transformed A-matrices are linear on coefficients N i a Open image in new window as can be obtained from the formulas in the above presented proposition.
In the present study, we examined this proposition by using a temporal duration judgment in a bimodal visual auditory switching paradigm.
Propositions in the present tense are hypothetically necessary: they refer to events that could be otherwise, but given that they are what they are, if they are, cannot not be what they are.
I would reverse that proposition, because in the present instance what we are against is a no-brainer.
Nevertheless, the wind observations over Thiruvananthapuram and the Na lidar observations over Gadanki provide credence to the proposition made in the present study.
The support for the Ambiguity Resolution Hypothesis in the present study is consistent with the proposition that it is necessary to alter implicit production rules concerning the resolution of ambiguity in order to modify patterns of biased interpretation.
The propositions made in the present work to contribute to the M-RMR system were tested in back analyses of three previously failed slopes, and the performance of the system with the newly introduced improvements appeared to be satisfactory.
