This is because of the reason that percentage increase in pressure required for initial yielding to become fully plastic is very high for non-homogeneous cylinder whose non-homogeneity increases radially as compared to lesser non-homogeneous cylinder.
Leaving aside the monadology, as he does in his correspondence with Clarke, this means that for Leibniz, it is physical objects that are real things; space and time are merely "ideal" or abstract entities whose continuity and homogeneity signal this special status.
It's a contradiction: individuality for the "superheads", whose distinction is everything, but homogeneity for everyone else.
The distance between mapped distributions is known as Maximum Mean Discrepancy (MMD) [8, 9], whose well-defined application is homogeneity testing.
The irregular presence of TSPO in eubacteria can not be simply explained by a lack of homogeneity of the species whose genomes were registered in the NCBI data-bank or by an insufficient volume of data.
This placement was not robustly supported and indeed Bayesian analyses of nucleotide sequences in the absence of Primates (some of whose sequences failed tests of compositional homogeneity) favoured the same placement as suggested by the protein sequences.
where is the regularization term which accounts for the prior spatial properties (homogeneity) of the label field whose local potentials are defined by (23).
The genetic homogeneity of the genotyped donors whose MDM gave lowest (n = 96) or highest (n = 96) Gag p24 production in vitro was confirmed by both Structure [95] and Eigenstrat [96] analysis.
The second observation is that the predictive performance of individual texture and kinetic parameters did not exceed the level fair, except for parameters homogeneity and inverse difference moment whose performance level is evaluated as good.
The function f comes from the omitted variable bias formula introduced in the previous section, whose formulation is reasonable if an assumption of homogeneity of studies in meta-analysis is acceptable.
