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On Multiplicative Perturbation of Integral Resolvent Families
In this paper we study multiplicative perturbations for the generator of a strongly continuous integral resolvent family of bounded linear operators defined on a Banach space X.
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2021
An examination of 92 languages which resolve hiatus through Vowel Elision and/or Coalescence (merger) reveals two correlations that pose interesting challenges for phonological theory. First, in certain contexts the vowel targeted by Elision is universally predictable.
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An examination of 92 languages which resolve hiatus through Vowel Elision and/or Coalescence (merger) reveals two correlations that pose interesting challenges for phonological theory. First, in certain contexts the vowel targeted by Elision is universally predictable.
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An Invitation to Resolvent Analysis [PDF]
Resolvent analysis is a powerful tool that can reveal the linear amplification mechanisms between the forcing inputs and the response outputs about a base flow.
Kunihiko Taira +2 more
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1959
Four cases are reported in which infantile idiopathic structural scoliosis gradually decreased during the period of active growth.
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Four cases are reported in which infantile idiopathic structural scoliosis gradually decreased during the period of active growth.
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Nature Materials, 2018
The structure of the platelet defect in diamond has been determined by transmission electron microscopy, distinguishing the best-matched atomic model that settles a long-standing debate.
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The structure of the platelet defect in diamond has been determined by transmission electron microscopy, distinguishing the best-matched atomic model that settles a long-standing debate.
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Resolving and strictly resolving regularizers
Siberian Mathematical Journal, 1988See the review in Zbl 0655.47016.
Kadets, V. M. +2 more
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ACM Transactions on Internet Technology, 2013
The Domain Name System (DNS) allows clients to use resolvers, sometimes called caches, to query a set of authoritative servers to translate host names into IP addresses. Prior work has proposed using the interaction between these DNS resolvers and the authoritative servers as an access control mechanism.
Craig A. Shue, Andrew J. Kalafut
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The Domain Name System (DNS) allows clients to use resolvers, sometimes called caches, to query a set of authoritative servers to translate host names into IP addresses. Prior work has proposed using the interaction between these DNS resolvers and the authoritative servers as an access control mechanism.
Craig A. Shue, Andrew J. Kalafut
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On Resolvable and Affine Resolvable Variance-Balanced Designs
Biometrika, 1985The interrelationship between affine resolvability and variance balancedness and the relation \(b=v+t-1\) has been explored. It is proved that an incomplete block affine resolvable design with \(b=v+t-1\) is not necessarily variance-balanced. A necessary and sufficient condition for an affine-resolvable design satisfying \(b=v+t-1\) to be variance ...
Mukerjee, Rahul, Kageyama, Sanpei
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Inflammation in cancer cachexia: To resolve or not to resolve (is that the question?)
Clinical Nutrition, 2012Cachexia is associated with poor prognosis and shortened survival in cancer patients. Growing evidence points out to the importance of chronic systemic inflammation in the aetiology of this syndrome. In the recent past, chronic inflammation was considered to result from overexpression and release of pro-inflammatory factors. However, this conception is
Marilia Seelaender +4 more
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