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The definition and measurement of E i  , AGE i GEN i and INC i are the same as earlier stated.

Following Khan et al. (2011), other covariates such as the gender of the student (GEN i ), age (AGE i ), ethnicity (ETH i ), family business background (FBB i ) and income (INC i ) are included in the model.

Using the definition A ii = α i − 1 Open image in new window, the electrical dipole momentum may be obtained as follows: ∑ j = 1 N A ij p j = E inc, i. Open image in new window (9).

Following Nonis and Hudson (2006), we controlled for social economic factors such as the student's age (AGE i ) gender (GEN i ) and income (INC i ) in the model of academic performance.

The polarization of each ellipsoid can be expressed as [33]: p j = α ↔ j · ( E inc, j + G ↔ j, i · p i ) where E inc, i = E 0 e ( s, p ) exp ( i k · r i - i ω t ) is the electric field at ri due to the incident plane wave.

Suppose Inc ij is the indicator of incidence for the ith individual at the jth examination with values Inc i j = { 1 if  O i (j − 1 ) = 0  and  O i j = 1  or  2, 0 if  O i (j − 1 ) = 0  and  O i j = 0, NA if  O i (j − 1 ) ≠ 0, where j = 2, ⋯, J and NA represents a missing value.

Remembering "War, Inc"., I think I might prefer seeing film-makers respond to impossible situations with incoherent attitudes, after all.I stumbled into my final film of the week mercifully, a staid and quiet documentary (shot with the benefit of a tripod, no less!).

The polarization P_{i}=a_{i} cdot E(r_{i}) (1). of each dipole responds to the total electric field at its position; E(r i ) is the sum of an incident plane wave E_{text{inc},i}=E_{0}exp ik cdot r_{i} - i omega t) (2).

From Pathway--which was descended from the infamously abusive Straight Inc.--I received two separate accounts of suicide attempts by girls which were not reported to their parents, and many stories of the usual attack therapy and humiliation.

As the president of Guide Dog Users, Inc., I appreciated Patricia Marx's article ("Pets Allowed," October 20th).

"I was horrified," said Ms. Einhart, the executive editor at Sugar Inc. "I kind of went 'ugh' and then I moved".