Numbers are treated as paradigmatic entities from the middle dialogues on, and in the Protagoras (156c 157e) Socrates maintains that virtue is ' the art of measuring' (metrêtikê technê) pleasure and pain.
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These findings, by virtue of being measured through a systematic and structured process, can be a powerful catalyst for ensuring further improvement in the way that health aid is harnessed to support health improvement and health systems development.
Yet the vices and virtues of these simulations in measuring clinical and communication skills have been deliberated.
In Section 4, we prove the existence of integrable solutions for Eq. (1.1) by virtue of the measure of weak noncompactness.
The virtue of OHRQoL measures is that they highlight the importance of the oral impacts and give planners insights into the subjective feelings of the population.
A new characterization method that the shape of the deformed composite specimen is conducted in virtue of the coordinate measuring machine through contact method is adopted to experimentally measure the process-induced distortions in unsymmetrical laminate plates.
It differs from P. semilanceata by virtue of its smaller spores, measuring 9 13 by 5 7 μm.
Students tend instruments measuring insulation, water conservation and other virtues of green roofs, which Mr. Gaffin says far outlast normal roofs.
Our purpose in this paper is to establish some results concerning the existence of mild solutions for equations that can be modeled in the form (1.1) by virtue of the theory of measure of noncompactness associated with Darbo's fixed point theorem.
