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We extend the right and left convex function theorems to weighted Jensen's type inequalities, and then combine the new theorems in a single one applicable to a half convex function f u), defined on a real interval I and convex for u ≤ s or u ≥ s, where s ∈ I.

The thing for me about Ayn Rand is that her philosophy is the only one applicable to the world today – in every sense.

She's looking for connection and driving it away at the same time, which is a fascinating dynamic and one applicable to many non-powered humans.

The approach is a general one, applicable to various heterogeneous catalysis technologies.

Hence, the above definition is a generalization of our previous one, applicable to longer oligomers.

Due to non-detectable antibodies in the CSF, some AIs were graded as one (applicable to 9/99 AIs of MS patients, 5/66 AIs of NS patients, 11/57 AIs of AIE patients and 8/24 AIs of ADEM patients).

Consequently, in this paper, we use this kind of data quality problems, in particular the ones applicable to single values, to build a fault model that is used during testing.

They were outspent 23 to 1. Arizona and Maine have legislative Clean Elections laws, while Vermont has one applicable only to candidates for governor.

These separations facilitate a new capillary electrophoresis-based approach for high resolution and high throughput polyelectrolyte molecular weight analysis, one theoretically applicable to both polyanions and polycations.

When excitation strength is very weak, the accurate and approximate standard-map methods are in good agreement, and the accurate one is applicable to non-linear systems with strong excitations.

This paper reviews the current status of the field regarding the mechanisms that have been put forward as being responsible for the loss of efficiency, such as Auger recombination, electron overflow (spillover), current crowding, asymmetric injection of electrons and holes, and poor transport of holes through the active region, the last one being applicable to multiple quantum well designs.