While there is no reference to the properties of a supporting medium in the mathematics of Maxwell's electromagnetic theory, even he subscribed to the ether's existence, writing an article on the subject for the ninth edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica in the 1870s.
Traditional foundationalism and coherentism try to account for justified belief and knowledge solely by reference to the properties of beliefs; i.e. their logical relations (coherentism) or their logical relations plus their relations to sensory experiences (traditional foundationalism).
Another is to endogenise the parameters, so that agent behavior becomes reinforced both by reference to their own previous decisions and by reference to the properties of their neighbours.
While characterizing the wideband properties of this network, a reference to the properties of the four-port interconnection of quarter-wave transverse electromagnetic wave (TEM) mode lines, (which formed the branch line coupler) was done.
The electrochemistry of the dyes has been analysed by reference to the properties of the various synthetic intermediates, protonation of the tertiary amine site present in the bis bipyridine) species enabling processes involving this centre to be distinguished from those associated with the boradiazaindacene (Bodipy) unit.
The control strategies of minimizing displacements, energy or power are analysed with reference to the coupling property of the scattering termination.
Nicholas Sturgeon, for example, argues that reference to the moral property of being oppressive figures in the best explanation of the growth of the anti-slavery movement in the United States between the Revolutionary War and the Civil War (see Sturgeon 1988: 245; see also Railton 1986), and this is but one of a range of examples discussed by Sturgeon (for a reply, see Blackburn 1990).
In this work, we included another 4 parameters: flexibility [ 33], compressibility, bulkiness, and equilibrium constant with reference to the ionisation property of COOH group [ 34].
Agave inaequidens is recognized with the common name of 'maguey alto', which makes reference to its large size, or 'maguey bruto', which makes reference to the caustic property of its tissue, because of the presence of saponins and other secondary metabolites that can cause dermatitis (Gentry 1982).
The results are discussed with reference to the local properties of the material within the tablet and the tablet design features.
