These models made assumptions about the lives of individuals who they learn from, who they pass cultural traits onto, the rules of cultural inheritance etc.—and then explore the long-term, population-level consequences of these events over many generations and in large, often structured populations.
Certainly some Americans do want to toss the latest Kim to rule onto history's ash heap, and even the secretary's opinion might conveniently change once the DPRK had disarmed.
Our civilian courts, imperfect as they can be, are the envy of countries struggling to establish, or hold onto, the rule of law.
However, for adequate sensitivity, the object had to move at km/s rates and the only practical method found for achieving this was by reflecting an intense (100 mW) collimated laser beam off a rapidly spinning polygon mirror onto a ruled surface.
Things seemed both more vivid and defined when resolved onto that ruled surface.
On Tuesday, Justice Judith J. Gische of the Supreme Court ruled that the department had ignored the law by trying to rush the rules onto the books.
HAVING spent years heaping new rules onto its financial markets, America is about to take a modest step in the opposite direction.
Bankers say that one reason they're not lending as much as policymakers and businesses would like is the uncertainty around how much money they will need to hold onto under whatever rules are set by the government.
I'd downloaded "Vanderpump Rules" onto my phone, so that I could watch the show's four seasons more efficiently: on the F train, in line at the supermarket, and while drifting off to sleep, an approach that felt less like binge-watching than like inserting an I.V. of sangria.
The implications of the improved understanding of the deposit formation process onto new design rules for possible next-generation injector designs are discussed.
