A large class of time-dependent sources such as vehicle, submarines, aircraft, and explosion-induced waves belongs to moving sources.
when μ is interpreted as the occurrence rate of a particular adaptation; in our model, however, waves belonging to different adaptations keep interfering with each other until one clone has reached fixation in the habitat.
The Christian Goud Saraswat Brahmins who came during this wave belonged mostly to the Shenvi subcaste.
Japanese longboard girls, Brazilian body boarders, traveling Australians, cameo surfers and locals alike, all hustling for priority: The wave belongs to the surfer who takes off closest to the rocks.
Since this wave belongs to the reflected soliton governed by Eq. (13), it is inferred that only the soliton corresponding to plus sign in Eq. (9) reflects.
A Fear Wave belongs to the unknown dark.
Despite being as young or younger than, say, the Slits, Bush seemed Old Wave: she belonged with the generation of musicians who had emerged during the 1960s ("boring old farts", as the punk press called them).
The proof of the main theorem depends on an analysis of the rates of decay of the wave function in certain regions of configuration space, depending on the scattering channel to which the wave function belongs.
The broader intervention to which Operation Tidal Wave II belongs also appears to be intensifying.
The electromagnetic field mode type of Cassini wave-guide belongs to TE, and the electromagnetic field intensity is stronger near the neck region than at other areas.
The updating procedure of the p th one-electron wave function belongs to the A th SD which is represented as D p, m A new = D p, m A old + a p A K p, m A, (5).
