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It is based on expanded spaces of the abstract boundary spaces developed by R.S. Phillips, and is therefore called the expanded Phillips theory.
Visitors can choose their own adventure through 29 distinct spaces developed by creatives like Petra Collins, Danielle Levitt, CONFETTISYSTEM, and Shantell Martin.
Men and boys may be supported to reflect on the costs of hegemonic masculinity and the benefits of gender-equitable attitudes and behaviours, and to practise behaviours associated with the democratising of gender relations in the safe social spaces developed by an intervention (such as workshops, group meetings, retreats or sports camps).
Subsequent movement of fluid into the air spaces develops by a more rapid process, termed alveolar flooding [ 2, 3].
Perhaps the best-known classroom experiment aboard the shuttle was "Ants in Space," developed by students at Fowler High School in Syracuse.
Thanks to the extension of the non-commutative stochastic calculus on Fock space developed by Attal and Meyer, we give a ∗-algebra for the composition of non-commutative semimartingales.
As he tells it, when Nrmal 2016 gets underway on March 12 and 13, the audience should expect to be challenged not just by the event's genre-melding program, but also by spaces developed for collaborations and creative collisions, on-stage and off.
And then these spaces developed over time, informed by play testing.
The 2012 puzzle platform game built around rotating between four 2D views of a 3D space was developed by indie developer Polytron Corporation and published by Polytron, Trapdoor, and Microsoft Studios.
The concept of a blended space is developed by recognizing that physical space and digital space can both be described in terms of the objects and agents who inhabit the space, the structure of the objects' relationships (the topology of the space) and the changes that take place in the space (the volatility, or dynamics of the space).
One important application of quasigroups is the theory of symmetric spaces as developed by Loos [27]; this is where bialgebras first appeared within non-associative Lie theory.
