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In order to make precise the concept of a complex [ r ] -matrix time-varying impulsive system, we use the terminologies in [22] and [24].
We need to make precise the sense of solutions that we will handle here and distinguish two types of solutions, according to the regularity of f.
We shall make precise the adapted and predictable processes in the filtration (mathbb {G}) that we define in order to describe investment strategy and wealth processes.
We first make precise the insider's information flow by using the theory of enlargement of filtrations and then obtain explicit logarithmic utility maximization results to compare optimal wealth for the insider and the ordinary agent.
Reiter's default logic (Reiter (1980)) uses the notion of an extension to make precise the idea that the consistency condition has to be met both before and after the rule is applied.
Deborah Bull, a former principal dancer with the Royal Ballet, who is now the executive director of the Cultural Institute at King's College, London, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "What's really interesting is what ballet dancers have done is refine and make precise the instruction to the brain so that actually the brain has shrunk.
Logical empiricists debated the merits of the two stances, exploring the difficulties of making precise the notion of partial interpretation and the possibility of finding axiomatic systems that would generate all the observational consequences without employing any theoretical vocabulary.
for any 0 < x < L and for any 0 < t < T. We continue this section by making precise the meaning of the solution of problem (2.9 - 2.17).
We turn to a second way of making precise the notion that excitatory current input becomes more effective when delivered more synchronously.
What is new to Tarski's proposal is that he makes precise the idea using the apparatus he had developed for the mathematical characterization of satisfaction and truth.
Proponents of ascriptive supervenience take on the obligation of making precise the sort of mistake that 'supervenience-violators' are allegedly making, and defending the idea that this is a mistake.
