Sentence examples for oc 1 from inspiring English sources

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These results together with the assumptions ψ1 ≤ u ≤ ψ2 and ψ1, ψ 2 ∈ W 1 oc 1, ∞ yield the desired result.

In addition, PtxG, the particle type with the lowest OC (1%), also shows a small induction (1.2- and 1.4-fold for gene and protein, respectively).

Apart from significantly more confined (5%%) compared to free-range (<1 %) pigs having a maximum score of OC 1 in the group of 136 compared to 106 pigs, the whole-pig OC results were not significantly affected by this loss of 30 pigs.

As usual, (1) is understood in the weak sense, and the sought solutions satisfy u int ∈ H 1 and u ext ∈ H ℓ oc 1 (Ω ext ) = { v : Ω ext → R : ∀ K ⊂ Ω ext compact v ∈ H 1 (K ) } with ∇ u ext ∈ L 2 (Ω ext ).

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On Malebranche's conception, God is 'being in general,'infinitete being,' or 'being without restriction' (3.2.8, OC 1 456; LO 241).

In order for us to conceive of a finite being, something must necessarily be eliminated from this general notion of being, which consequently must come first' (3.2.6, OC 1 441; LO 232).

Indeed, I can resist a clear and distinct perception, but only at the risk of 'feeling an inward pain and the secret reproaches of reason' (Search 1.2, OC 1 55; LO 10).

But don't we know other things besides God? Yes, Malebranche will answer, but given God's aim in creation we can know his works only if we also see him to some extent (3.2.6, OC 1 442-3; LO 233).

In addition, the increase of N d shortens the τ bulk and raises J 0 (i.e., exchange current density across the herterojunction interface without bias voltage), resulting in the declination of V oc (∝1/lnJ 0) [22] 22].

Causal Efficacy: In this argument, Malebranche begins by noting that ideas are causally efficacious 'since they act upon the mind and enlighten it' and 'make it happy or unhappy through pleasant or unpleasant perceptions by which they affect it' (3.2.6, OC 1 442; LO 232).

But Malebranche thinks this doctrine has an air of mystery to it, and fails to capture the magnitude and character of our dependence: 'that general and confused term concourse, by means of which we would explain creatures' dependence on God, rouses not a single distinct idea in an attentive mind' (OC 1 440, LO 231).

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