Though usually guarded with his time and energy just before a Grand Slam event, Agassi sat through an optional ATP players meeting at Wimbledon on Saturday night when the idea of creating alternative charity events to compete with the Grand Slam events was first formalized.
The concept of viscosity was first formalized by Newton, who considered the shear stresses likely to arise when a fluid undergoes what is called laminar motion with the sort of velocity profile that is suggested in Figure 9A; the laminae here are planes normal to the x2-axis, and they are moving in the direction of the x1-axis with a velocity v1, which increases in a linear fashion with x2.
Why this is important is first formalized by an 18th century minister named Thomas Bayes and discussed most recently in Nate Silver's book The Signal and the Noise.
The phenotypic model used to link drift load to phenotypic complexity was first formalized by R. A. Fisher [11].
From the computational point of view, the problem was first formalized in Lancia et al. (2001).
Contact: All inquiries or comments about this software should be directed to Francisco Melo at [email protected] Dynamic programming (DP) algorithm was first formalized by the mathematician Richard Bellman in the early 1950s (Bellman, 1952).
Desensitization as a new mode of nonassociative learning was first formalized in studies of the rat Hering-Breuer reflex, which evidenced a decrementing response adaptation secondary to habituation upon sustained application of a primary (vagal) stimulus and a short-term memory of the adaptation upon termination of the primary stimulus [ 3].
Design experts are first formalizing their knowledge that is therefore translated to form features and parameters (topology, position, orientation, dimensions…).
Kaplan (this issue) provides an overview of the potential outcomes framework (also referred to as the Rubin model or the Neyman Rubin model, in honor of the Polish statistician, Jerzy Neyman, who is first attributed with formalizing the idea of potential outcomes; Splawa-Neyman 1923).
It was the English who first formalized rules for the sport called "the beautiful game," but the country is less known these days for the gracefulness its athletes show on the soccer field than for the ugliness its rabid supporters cause off it.
