Clearly, when v is close enough to x, (mathcal {F}_{epsilon } x, v)) the expression on the right-hand side of (15) provides a reasonable approximation to the one on its left-hand side.
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Thirty seconds later the raft is vertical on its left-hand side and two fellow passengers are in the drink.
which is a linear autonomous higher-order difference equation (both terms on its left-hand side can be obviously joined to the right-hand side to obtain the standard general form of such an equation, see, e.g. [11]).
Rather, we want a semantic theory to entail, for each sentence of the object language, exactly one interpretive T-sentence: a T-sentence such that the sentence used on its right-hand side gives the meaning of the sentence mentioned on its left-hand side.
If this is not the case, the mathematical expression of every algebraic rule is thereafter transformed into an equation with the target variable on its left-hand side, and hence fulfills the definition of an assignment rule.
For each group, we counterbalanced the side on the platform and the container that were rewarded, so that e.g. one subject would be trained to find the food under the yellow cup on its right-hand side and another subject to find the food under the black square-shaped container on its left-hand side.
