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The real part of k gives the wave number of the oscillations and the imaginary part determines 2 the spatial growth of the amplitude.
Uncertainties in the magnetized plasma viscosity remain as an obstacle to unambiguous tests of the results in the case of real plasmas.
None of the simplified approaches gives a picture of plasma evolution that does not diverge over time from the real plasma macroscopic evolution.
In this subsection we compare growth rates (20) and (21) with real collisionless wave dissipation, to check the plasma stability.
In particular, we shall argue that time-independent intermediate shocks can exist in the real world, but are exceptional.
Exit benefits are negatively related to real estate holdings.
Their average pension contribution per employee dropped in real terms from $2,140 in 1981 to $1,404 in 1998.
On the other hand, the rate of return has been low, even negative at times (in real terms).
One measure of its success has been its 12 % average real rate of return.
Watching a real event in silence is one thing, the existential fact of being there closing the potential distance between self and circumstance.
Depression in old age : is there a real decrease in prevalence ?
How much is real and needing good explanatory hypotheses ; how much is artefact of ascertainment methods and linguistic meanings?
Perceptual asymmetries in leftand right-handers for cartoon and real faces.
What do (don't) we know about utilization and impact of psychotropic medications in real-life conditions ?
Overall, the real strength of this book is the comprehensive coverage of a wide range of different approaches to the study of emotion.
By contrast, pragmatic, effectiveness studies emphasize external validity - the generalizability of the study results to other similar real-life settings and patient samples.
However, by definition, a simulator represents an abstract representation of the real-world environment and it is desirable to validate simulation results with real-world hardware.
Kinematic analysis of maximally regular parallel robots is trivial and no computation is required for real-time control.
The optimal results obtained from these deterministic formulations may not serve the real purpose of modelling the problem.
Once we have provided the basic data-type and its relation to the axiomatised theory of real numbers, we proceed by defining an addition function.
We thus have two ways to express the fact that a given sequence represents a real number.
The new machine will read words in real time.
In this way, one views the real numbers as a final coalgebra.
We will focus on three important aspects of computing with real number: computations, semantics and proofs.
The top-level interface uses a bottom-up approach to evaluating real numbers and is thus not a genuine type-2 implementation.
The same method is used in the implementations of real functions that need to compute a limit.
Lack of co-operativity in the system's output may be diagnosed from the occurrence of communication problems in simulated or real user-system interaction.
Real discoveries have been made, and many more can be expected from this very promising research avenue.
The values of selectional features are real coefficients.
To begin with, what we call 'flamenco' in the movie (and in real life as well) is itself a recent construct.
In the real world, very few of us are composers; in the world of opera everyone is.
Thus, although the performer uses real actions, the present moment of the performance is arguably always an illusion of the real.
Others have two faces which are both real.
The actors had to play the time-pressures for real.
Governing institutions make their entrances at different points in the day-long performance in two ways: the real and the mock.
His resources are grounded - limited as well as empowered - by real-life experience.
The characterization of real rigidity in terms of labor demand and supply suggests a geometric characterization of real rigidity.
Once one moves beyond these special cases, menu cost models that display real rigidity are also likely to display indeterminacy.
To address this question they define the concept of a real rigidity.
Volatility of real output in the model with the variance of the technology shock approximately set to zero is computed.
In empirical economics, you go and see how people behave in real life, in situations to which they are used.
He is interested in real-life phenomena and issues, to which he applies insights from his research.
However, in the infinite case the reals really are richer than the rationals.
Again, = 1 for the reals, = 2 for 2 2 the complexes, and = 4 for the quaternion.
During the 1720s the price of maize is around 8 reales per fanega.
In the 1730s the maize price begins to reach 15 reales by 1740, and it remains there until 1750.
The price falls to 7.5 reales during the 1760s.
Nevertheless, one can think of this product by the reals as representing a trace of the (underlying) classical theory.
We also give a signed binary domain representation of the reals and show that it is effectively equivalent to the interval domain representation.
The definition of partial reals is like the definition of formal reals, with the locatedness condition of clause 3 omitted.
Furthermore, when using strict basic types, such as strict integers or strict reals, we can avoid the use of any heap at all.
The basic systems of numbers (integers, rationals, reals) become particular cases of more general algebraic structures.
In those years the salary for a woman nursing foundling children was between 3 and 6 reales a month.
We shall here study the partial order on open intervals of computable reals.
In addition, we introduce the topology of partial reals.
There are other equivalent definitions for the topology of formal reals.
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