The authors show how, so far, employer sizes in the United States deviate less from the statistical power law, which implies that French regulations kicking in at 50 are more costly (from the point of view of an employer and his employees) than the United States regulations kicking in at that threshold.
No prior knowledge of inertia matrix and mass of the spacecraft is required for the proposed control law, which implies that the proposed control scheme can be applied in spacecraft systems with large parametric uncertainties in inertia matrix and mass.
Democracy and the rule of law, which imply,, peaceful coexistence with other countries, not wishing to destroy one's neighbours and, obviously, eliminating terrorism, must be the cornerstone of our policy in relation to this part of the world.
The magnitude frequency distribution at Suwanosejima volcano, Japan, shows a power-law distribution, which implies self-similarity in the system, as is often observed in statistical characteristics of tectonic and volcanic earthquakes.
(What Mr Moore actually predicted was that the figure would double every year, later correcting his forecast to every two years, the average of which has come to be stated as his "law").This forecast, which implies a similar increase in processing power and reduction in price, has proved broadly accurate: between 1971 and 2001, transistor density has doubled every 1.96 years (see chart 1).
This method is applicable when Darcy's law conditions are satisfied which implies that small Reynolds number and steady-state (i.e., constant saturation) conditions are reached.
Overshining is due to the slow spatial decay of radioactive signals (a power law, see equation (1)) which implies that a strong spot may produce a non-negligible signal over the surface area of its neighbours, resulting in an overestimation of the latter features.
For the chemical flux, a "law of bending" is found which implies that by minimizing the total resistance the chemical ray spanned between two given points takes the shape assuring its relatively large part in a region of lower chemical resistivity (a 'rarer' region of the medium).
In 1774, French chemist Antoine Lavoisier was one of the first to express the law of conservation of mass, which implies that mass can neither be created nor destroyed but simply becomes rearranged in space.
Second, such power law distributions are heavy-tailed, which implies that it does not make sense to speak of a typical (or characteristic) burst size (note that for α<2 the variance diverges).
A world which implies different laws than ours, different kinds of creatures which reminds us mostly of a fairytale.
