1. Definitions of simplicity change with time.
Adding to the simplicity of change, making Mabo Day as the June public holiday would be very straightforward, and create little controversy, except among the most hard-line monarchists who are a tiny proportion of Canberrans.
For simplicity, no change in the respondent's state is produced, assuming that knowledge, being an intangible good, does not decrease when shared, and there is no cost of processing and transmission.
For simplicity, the change in running direction between two consecutive steps of the virtual bat is sampled from a Gaussian distribution with zero mean and standard deviation σ h = 0.15 radians.
Meeker's explanation for this asset-light generation is that they are embracing simplicity, and inevitable changes, "It's easier for people to get what they want, when they want it by buying access to a vast range of goods or services – such as all the movies on Netflix – rather than buying to own a particular object or title".
For simplicity, synonymous nucleotide changes that do not affect the protein are generally assumed to be neutral.
While these results establish a fruitful connection between simplicity and mind-change optimality, a limitation of the approach is that it requires that some hypotheses must be conclusively entailed by some evidence sequence.
The results of such a test is presented in Table 2, where, for simplicity, we only change the lateral supercell size.
Such a number of iterative evolutions can also be explained by a presumed relative simplicity of the required changes in the tooth developmental program.
Although it was developed for evaluation of symptomatic cervical myelopathy due to degenerative changes, its simplicity and the evaluation of the functional impairment by the mJOA justified the choice above the others.
