Many authors have discussed the existence of positive solutions for second order or higher order differential equations with boundary conditions defined at a finite number of points, for instance, [1 12].
By means of a computer search, Hardin and Sloane (1996) found spherical designs for all t 13 with a minimal number of points; for instance, they produced a (94, 13 -design.
Another is a decision holding that racial preferences can be no larger — in terms of SAT points, for instance — than class preferences, says Stuart Taylor Jr., a co-author of a book critical of affirmative action.
A score of 13 points, for instance, means about ten to 16 months, while a 43 is mandatory life.
If Prim(A) has a dense Gδ consisting of closed points (for instance, if Prim(A) is a T1-space) and A is unital, then Mloc(A) is its own local multiplier algebra and has only inner derivations.
The voters in CNN's poll were Democratic-leaning by a net of 15 percentage points, for instance, a considerably wider advantage than Democrats are likely to enjoy on Election Day.
Comparison with algal VAMP72 genes shows conservation of some splitting points: for instance, division between first (light green) and second (pale red) exon.
Kitchens points to instances of false rape reports to bolster her claims of a made-up rape panic.
Thinking back, he points to instances of racism that he once shrugged off.
–You cannot really "link" to an e-book, only to various access points to instances of that e-book, because there is no canonical "e-book" to link to.
