Namely, if, then ; if, then ; if, then.
Our theorem is applicable for the case when and also when Namely, if, then (3.7) yields that is zero independently on the value of Similarly if, then from (3.9) it follows that is independently zero on.
Time's Fareed Zakaria, who has a consultant credit on one of the outlet's documentary series, claims that Vice is simply following the editorial principles laid down by Geoffrey Crowther, former editor of The Economist: namely, simplify, then exaggerate.
Born in Germany to French and Norwegian parents, she moved to London in 1989, drawn by art and love (namely, her then girlfriend), and became energised by the queer arts scene of the Vauxhall underground.
Mr Obama and Lincoln were both politician-lawyers from Springfield who outfoxed heavily favoured New York opponents during the party primaries, namely William Seward (then a senator from New York) and Hillary Clinton.
If the involvement of outside actors turns a civil conflict in Syria into a proxy war against Syria's government and its allies — namely Iran and Russia — then intervention would bolster pro-Western powers at the expense of Syrian civilians.
This specific construction captures the fact that knowledge is someone's private knowledge, while it raises Carnap's (and Kant's) main problem, namely, how then objective knowledge is possible.
Two observations are worth highlighting: (i) as PSD width increases, Upu surprisingly exhibits a non-monotonic behavior (namely, decreases then increases), and (ii) the lower the particle sphericity is, the greater the extent of the non-monotonic behavior becomes.
