This is not to say that the allocation of territory and resources into the states is perfect.
IOWA CITY (AP) — Penn State is perfect no more, its hopes for giving Coach Joe Paterno another national title given a sharp and surprising kick by Iowa.
Ohio State is perfect, but they are of the kind of perfect that one so often finds in sports: with an asterisk.
"Please understand that this is a document in a constant state of being perfected.
The health states were perfect health and the patients' own health of the previous week, their future, or their previous state of health, respectively.
The five health states were perfect health, own current health status (as respondents reported previously in the EQ-5D), and three states of health impairment chosen to represent a broad range across health states (see Additional file 1 for an explanation of these health states).
With a single steady-state, tracking is perfect, whereas with multiple steady-states, there could exist solutions in which the polarization is not aligned in the same direction as the gradient.
Gas in this peculiar state is an almost perfect conductor of heat and does not obey the ordinary gas laws.
This criterion, however, results in the paradoxical conclusion that a trivial one-state model is perfect, as all transitions are self-transitions.
With the Stasi, in East Germany, the task of capturing information and using it to further the power of the state is reintroduced and perfected by the society.
