Under the influence of Lee Segel, a renowned applied mathematician, I was ushered into the (currently more mainstream) branch of mathematical biology that combines applied mathematics with a keen interest in true biological applications.
None of us may like it, but the proper name of the religion is, in fact, Christian Identity, even though it has no links to any belief system associated with any mainstream branch of Christianity.
This weekend, Al Qaeda's ideological leadership and, more troublingly, the more mainstream Jordanian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, called for jihadists around the world to fight Mr. Assad's government.
Branches of mainstream economics are also devoted to specific questions concerning growth, finance, employment, agriculture, housing, natural resources, international trade, and so forth.
Applications of these different approaches to metrics and metric spaces make it evident that fixed point theorems are important not only for the branches of mainstream mathematics, but also for many divisions of applied sciences.
We also discuss their statistical difficulties and implementation challenges, and show how these problems are connected to other branches of mainstream Statistics, which we then apply to resolve the difficulties and bypass the bottlenecks in the development of adaptive designs for the next decade.
The use of prayer as a means to exorcise spirits and treat HIV has been associated primarily with revivalist churches [ 1, 15, 16], although spiritual treatments for HIV are also offered by branches of mainstream denominations, as illustrated in a recent study that describes a "holy water service" to combat "demonic infestations".
It already existed before I started working on it, having previously been more about cities and situations like Romford or Bradford or the West End rather than the subcultures and extreme branches of the mainstream that later became its focus.
It already existed before I started working on it, having previously been more about cities and situations – like Romford or Bradford or the West End – rather than the subcultures and extreme branches of the mainstream that it later became about.
All-black lodges sprung up in the US in the 1770s due to mainstream lodges' refusal to accept black people, and there are still some branches of the Masons that refuse to accept the legitimacy of these lodges today.
