Equally obscure are those individuals who, living in Egypt under the Ptolemies (a Greek dynasty ruling 305 30 bc), mathematicized the concept of a correspondence between the macrocosm ("larger order," or universe) and the microcosm ("smaller order," or man) as interpreted in terms of Platonic or Aristotelian theories concerning the Earth as the centre of the planetary system.
The noise is therefore of smaller order than previously assumed.
where and are both polynomials of smaller order than.
The finite-size effects are hence of smaller order.
However, we'd like to work with you on a smaller order if that'd be alright with you.
The technique is restricted to smaller order models due to computational requirements.
However, in a wireless network, the number of flows per node is of much smaller order than in the Internet.
We also discuss the two-wholesale-price contract and show that fixing the emergency supply price may lead to a smaller order quantity.
After the fires, localized debris flows favored smaller order streams in watersheds less than 4000 ha in size, where there had been mostly high severity burning.
Through an example, it will be illustrated that the proposed approach can provide a smaller order of observer than that of the conventional approaches, while maintaining satisfactory performances.
On the other hand, using a smaller order say 4-6, results in a much lower Rand index value (0.25-0.30), insufficientufficient resolution for shape description.
