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Yes, America must sometimes act without UN approval (eg, Kosovo), but not if it goes against "international public opinion", which could be represented through a block of influential democratic nations operating inside the UN.

But they lead to inner-mathematical tensions when solutions to various algebraic equations are considered (some of which could be represented numerically, but others only geometrically).

The ductility of reinforced concrete is defined by both axial stresses and strains, which could be represented by the total amount of energy that concrete can absorb before failure.

For example, two assertoric commitments may be alike save for differing in strength; these differences are usually described as differences in subjective probability, which could be represented as differences in the strength of commitment.

The lack of precision in the notion of continuous function still vaguely understood as one which could be represented by a formula and whose associated curve could be smoothly drawn had led to doubts concerning the validity of a number of procedures in which that concept figured.

The transition probability from node v i to v j is inversely proportional to the weight w ij of the edge e ij, which could be represented as follows: {p}_{ij}=frac{1/{w}_{ij}}{sum_{e_{ik}in E}left(1/{w}_{ik}right)} (5).

The results indicated that the top surface was mainly affected by scan step (Wd) which also could be represented by overlap ratio.

In another hand, the side surface was mainly affected by offset distance (Wo) which also could be represented by offset ratio.

We investigate the ways in which these could be represented using both realist and non-realist approaches; we consider the limitations and advantages of each of these models.

The "hydraulic Keynesianism" of the 1950s was all about viewing the economy as a kind of mechanism in which consumer behavior could be represented by an ad hoc consumption function, investment behavior by an ad hoc investment function, and so on.

Also, there were things such as Descartes' chiliagon which, while they could be represented physically, could not (as experience shows) be represented accurately by our physical imaging system.