Nevertheless, by virtue of the normal prior distribution, normal approximation of the posterior function is useful.
Furthermore, by virtue of the normal form method and center manifold theory, we have derived that a Hopf bifurcation is supercritical ((mu_{2}>0)) and the bifurcation periodic solutions are stable with decreasing period ((beta_{2}<0) and (T_{2}<0)).
Although extolling the virtues of beer was considered normal in post-war Britain, in 2010 the slogan would be banned by the advertising watchdog for breaching rules which stipulate that alcohol cannot be seen to promote confidence.
The film portrays Thatcher, accurately in my experience, as driven by what Shirley Letwin diagnosed as the "vigorous virtues" (fortitude, courage, principle) yet capable of normal human emotion – love for Denis and, with maternal blindness for her son.
"Virtue" is defined as so outside of normal human experience or ability that you'd think, if you were doing it right, you'd know, because camera crews and an awards committee would appear on your lawn.
This may occur by virtue Aβ1 42 association with non-endosomal membrane structures, including mitochondria or non-AEL-related vesicles that are targeted to autophagosomes as part of normal neuronal homoeostatic mechanisms.
Rules and limits Experts are always keen to push the virtues of ISAs and their tax-free status, unlike normal savings accounts where tax is payable on interest.
Students tend instruments measuring insulation, water conservation and other virtues of green roofs, which Mr. Gaffin says far outlast normal roofs.
The pleasures of exercising the ethical virtues are, in normal circumstances, mixed with pain.
These distributions, fitted to the transformed (log) dependent variable, are (equivalently) the log-skew- t and log-skew-normal distributions by virtue of the correspondence which connects the normal and log-normal distributions [ 52, 53].
