Critics said the proposal to increase the use of continuous assessment rather than examination would sharpen inequality and leave many students with useless qualifications.Yulia Tymoshenko, the new prime minister of Ukraine, said as many as 3,000 firms that had been privatised by the previous administration might now be taken back into state hands.
In this note, we shall show that the convexity of the function p t) may be replaced by the condition that p ( t ) t is increasing, sharpen inequality (1), and obtain the following a general result using a monotone form of l'Hospital's rule, a elementary method, and Mitrinović-Pečarić inequality, respectively.
They sharpen inequalities, which can feed anger, which can lead to terrorism.
Pečarić and Rajić [5] sharpened inequalities (1.4) and (1.5) (when n > 2 ) and generalized inequalities (1.2) and (1.3) by showing that (1.6).
π 2 π 2 - 4 x 2 α < tan x x < π 2 π 2 - 4 x 2 β. are valid for 0 < × < π/ 2. Our results <span class="lh lhl">sharpen inequalities presented by Cusa, Becker and Stark.
But the tech boom is also sharpening income inequality and fueling a housing boom that is squeezing families out of many Silicon Valley communities.
Instead, on the one hand, we will have Obama offering clever-sounding arguments for establishment policies that fail to deal with high unemployment, a brutal level of housing foreclosures and sharpening income inequality.
And, as food becomes less available and more expensive, more people will battle against hunger, creating new poverty pockets even in wealthier nations, sharpening the inequality divide between the rich and the poor.
Using the Padé approximation method, we will sharpen the inequality (1.5) as follows.
We show that, in graphs satisfying a sharpened triangle inequality (and even in graphs where edge-costs are restricted to the values 1 and 1+γ for an arbitrary small γ>0), Steiner tree reoptimization still is NP-hard for several different types of local modifications, and even APX-hard for some of them.
