Although it does not fully include gravity, supersymmetry also seems to allow for the possibility that the other three forces unify at high energies.
Some answers may emerge next month, after a second, supposedly more rigorous, round of "stress tests" for banks.It is striking, though, that the scenarios for the tests do not fully include the outcome the markets are most concerned about: restructuring sovereign debt.
Furthermore, they may not fully include the technological and efficiency gains that the current legislation hopes to encourage.
Models of CME dynamics have been proposed that do not fully include the effects of magnetic reconnection on the forces driving the ejection.
[ 18] This definition selects only patients in contact with the healthcare system at baseline, and thus may not fully include intermittent users.
Respondents were also "deeply critical" of recent consultations about the mine, which they said had not fully included affected communities and certain demographics such as young people, women and elders.
"If you extrapolate from that we're running into a disaster". Part of the reason the scientists inserted their alarming statements about polar ice melts in the synthesis report is because "recent observations" were not "fully included in ice sheet models" used by IPCC, the report said.
The main reasons for radiological-pathological discordance are the occurrence of a lesion presenting as a mass or distortion, microcalcifications that were not fully included in the biopsy specimen and insufficient material for histopathological diagnosis [1, 3].
The so-called social costs of passive smoking are not fully included in the price paid by the cigarette purchaser, although to this end, cigarettes are now highly taxed, which helps instill some monetary disincentive to cigarette purchases.
For the two vertices in the example above, we have R s (vi,j l,r)) = ((0,0),(j,r), 0,0))=R s (v i ′,j(l′,r)) because for both vertices, the corresponding set (mathcal {V}_{1,b}(bullet,bullet)) is not fully included in (mathcal {V}_{s}).
In Table 4, a slight change in notation is adopted for simplicity: The lengthy but descriptive notation of Eq. (9) is replaced with (R_{s} v)~=~(mathcal {C}_{i}, mathcal {C}_{j}, mathcal {C}_{k})) if the cliques (mathcal {C}_{i}), (mathcal {C}_{j}), and (mathcal {C}_{k}) are not fully included at subgraph (mathcal {G}_{s}) of tree node s.
