Ego, in psychoanalytic theory, that portion of the human personality which is experienced as the "self" or "I" and is in contact with the external world through perception.
According to the Fresnel-Kirchhoff theory, the portion of the wavefront that is occluded by the obstacle does not contribute to the signal measured in, which therefore differs from what we would have with unoccluded spherical propagation.
Thus, in theory, a portion of cancer cases is preventable.
The governing equations which consist of conventional small deformation beam theory for the portion of pipeline lying on the seabed, coupled with a large deformation beam theory for the suspended section are established.
In addition, in contrast to the expectations of an adaptationist theory, a substantial portion of the chemosensory perception receptor gene repertoire appears to have been generated by genomic drift, a random process of gene duplication and deletion (Nozawa et al. 2007; Nei et al. 2008), which will also influence and confuse correlated evolution.
In the third formulation, the classical Euler beam theory for the uncovered portion of the beam, and for the sandwich beam the theory for the covered portion, with continuity conditions at the common sections, have been used.
While moral theory occupies a significant portion of the Republic, Socrates does not say a lot about its relation to the epistemology and metaphysics of the central books.
But his book also presents a theory for the sizeable portion who have begun to slide to the right of politics.
Critics, curators and academics adore the American-sized, mega-portions of theory, continental philosophy and PhD-quality and -quantity footnotes that Barney doles out.
It's a tour through the mechanics of an ambitious career in formation, as Dürer unsmoothly cuts and pastes images, shakes up mediums and illustrates theories about perspective and portion.
