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First, TE of military training aircraft is discussed and our ideas for evaluating TE which are expressed mathematically are proposed.

Lower interest rates, mathematically, are good for bonds, and lower interest rates lower the discount rate that you use to discount future earning streams, so they're probably going to be good for stocks too.

The first of these is to explore whether hypothesised mechanisms for burglary, when encoded mathematically, are sufficient to generate the generalised patterns observed empirically (Berestycki and Nadal2010; Pitcher and Johnson2011; Short et al.2008), and this appears to indeed be the case in simplified mathematical representations.

Half of American children must, mathematically, be below average.

First, how to do so mathematically is a bit of a mystery.

A discrete-time sinusoidal signal, mathematically, is as I've indicated here, A cos omega_0 n + phi).

Finally, an alternative way of saying it mathematically is as follows.

To beat him today, you must, to speak mathematically, be at 110% and Murray is nowhere near that.

A more demanding introduction mathematically is Taylor and Wheeler (1963).

This simplified set may mathematically be expressed as, where, with.

That is more worrying than the difference of points [from fourth], which mathematically is not dramatic.