The latter kind is treated with great concern, for the Eleatic Stranger claims that it is the basis of all expertise, including statesmanship, the art they are looking for (284a b): "It is by preserving measure in this way that they produce all the good and fine things they do produce".
The crucial point then is that one can define an invariant (preserved) measure on the attractor and show that the system is strongly mixing with respect to that measure.
Table 4 presents existing De-identification preserving privacy measures and its limitations in big data.
Measure preserving versus non-measure preserving transformations.
Thus, the 1918 pandemic strain was not unusually transmissible compared with other pandemic strains (13 ); and even without definitive treatments (e.g., antiviral and antibacterial drugs) or modern life-preserving measures (e.g., mechanical ventilation, medical intensive care), most infected persons survived (10 ).
How do you do the best for them while preserving some measure of normality?
Another is to incorporate a model of an active soma whilst preserving some measure of analytical tractability.
Let a countable amenable group G act freely and ergodically on a Lebesgue space (X, μ), preserving the measure μ.
But they're also committed to preserving a measure of professionalism, if nothing else, when it comes to U.S. foreign policy.
Celebrate the fact that wearing a woolly hat indoors all year round now seems like an entirely sensible heat-preserving measure, and no longer just the wardrobe choice of the very young or the very mad.
Furthermore, the observation of the neutralization of the association between apical radiolucencies and atherosclerosis through endodontic treatments allows the hypothesis to be made here that endodontic treatment whose aim is to eliminate infection should not be viewed merely as a tooth-preserving measure, but may also provide protection against atherosclerosis.
