316 BCE or 315 BCE Pitane, Greece c. 241 BCE Arcesilaus, (born 316/315 bc, Pitane, Aeolis [now in Turkey] died c. 241), philosopher who succeeded Crates as head of the Greek Academy; he introduced a skepticism derived either from Socrates or from Pyrrhon and Timon.
To decide when the segmentation process has to be stopped, we adopted the method proposed in references [ 8, 25, 26] and introduced a segmentation strength, derived empirically, as (2) s = 2 ⋅ N ⋅ D J R a - K ⋅ l o g 2 N K ⋅ l o g 2 N The recursive segmentation continues as long as s ≥ s0 and the segmented sequence has SCPs in all three phases, where s0 can be set by the user.
Furthermore, we introduced a SH CCC and derived the theoretical properties of it.
In particular, the effective damping ratio for a cycle is introduced and derived in a closed form from the energy considerations and then independently from Mathieu's equation.
The early genealogical studies were criticized on the grounds that the downward trend in the death rate (attributable generally to scientific advancements) introduced a spurious correlation in statistics derived from records extending over long periods of time.
To better understand the magnitude of the financial wellness issue, SunTrust partnered with Martiz and introduced a Financial Confidence Index this year – derived from a national, ongoing quarterly survey of 2,500 Americans, representative of the U.S. adult population.
It is noted that Cartwright and Longuet-Higgins [4] introduced a different bandwidth parameter and derived the peak factor g as varepsilon = sqrt {1 - m_{2}^{2} /(m_{0} m_{4} )}, (9) g = sqrt {2ln [(1 - varepsilon^{2} )^{1/2} nu T]} + gamma /sqrt {2ln [(1 - varepsilon^{2} )^{1/2} nu T]}.
The ED-driven model developed and introduced a protocol with ensuing support derived from the MICU.
To couple the responses of these hinges, two bounding surfaces equations were introduced and derived mathematically: a surface that defines the interaction between the rocking and vertical capacities of the footing along its width and length; and a surface that defines the interaction between the horizontal capacities of the footing along its width and length.
Bacci et al. introduced a game-theoretic approach to derive an energy-efficient method for contention-based synchronization problem [16].
