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To evaluate possible finite sample size distortions, we generate 10,000 samples of length 200 of the following model begin{aligned} left.

To evaluate possible finite sample size distortions, we generate 10,000 samples of length 200 (equivalent to 50 years of quarterly data) of the following model begin{aligned} left.

This important observation proves that the σ∗- and Π-state electrons are of crucial importance for both the zero-bias quantum conductance of the silicon-doped carbon wires and the possible finite bias ones.

That Royce's metaphysical solution to the problem of error was of broad relevance for the rest of his philosophy is clear: "The existence of error…must be explained as due to the same conditions as those which make possible finite life, evil, individuality, and conflict in general" (Robinson 123).

We discuss several mechanisms that might be responsible for this difference between the bicrystal and polycrystal results, including accommodation of the curvature-driven GB migration by the elimination of GB area and GB excess free volume and a possible finite mobility of the triple junctions.

The overall model can have sunflower submodels for an arbitrary number of motifs; we can even define an infinite model, in which every possible finite string serves as the motif for one pair of sunflowers.

An approximate solution with any a priori given precision is possible by finite truncation.

We show that perfect and fractional revivals are possible in finite waveguide arrays with engineered parameters.

The characterisation has been possible through finite element analysis of published experimental results with compact tension type of specimens.

The objective of the present paper is to model a two layer shell with a thermomechanical behavior equivalent to those of the 3D lining and that render possible the finite element analysis of the complete vessel.

The theory casts God as a good example for morality, and humans should imitate his virtues as much as is possible for finite, imperfect beings.