Definitions

1. A second case is a solid defined by a base and a given shape for cross sections.
2. A second case is an algebra over an algebraically closed field where the dimension of the algebra is less than the cardinality of the field. (Web site)
3. The second case was used to assess the recognition and treatment of NSAID-related side effects in a patient with epigastric pain secondary to NSAID use.
4. The second case is commonly referred to as the Law of conservation of momentum.
5. The second case is much more interesting, because the Goldstone bosons get "swallowed" by the gauge field.

Address

1. In the second case, when there is no 'server identifier' option, the client is renewing or extending a previously allocated IP address. (Web site)

Variance

1. However, the variance is definitely larger in the second case. (Web site)

Room

1. In the second case, assume that the RH is 50% and the temperature is 70oF in the middle of the room. (Web site)

Alger Hiss Case

1. The second case of treason is the Alger Hiss case. (Web site)

Vertices

1. In all but the second case, it is possible to combine vertices of both orders to get non-Archimedean tilings of the whole plane. (Web site)

User

1. In the second case, the user on another host in this network, the MPM transmits the message to the MPM on that host. (Web site)

English Literature

1. To best of our knowledge this is the second case of fatal carbamazepine induced myocarditis reported in English literature.

First Case

1. Examples of the first case include the UN treaty committees, while the best exemplar of the second case is the European Court of Human Rights.
2. In the first case you get the convex hull of the vertices and in the second case you get the the intersection of the half spaces defined by the planes. (Web site)

Case

1. In grammar, the genitive case or possessive case (also called the second case) is the case that marks a noun as modifying another noun.

Function

1. In the second case, used to describe sets whose nature is arbitrary, the term mapping is the most general concept of function. (Web site)

Linear Functional

1. In the first case a linear operator is called a functional (see Linear functional), and in the second case a linear operator acting in, or an endomorphism.

Present Results

1. In the second case we present results in which a summarizing statistic is learned on noisy random telegraph waves with differing dependencies on past states. (Web site)

Second Case

1. In the first case almost no test subjects will be recognised to be clairvoyant, in the second case, some number more will pass the test.
2. In the second case, you should seriously consider upgrading the interior router to match the exterior router, instead of adding a second one. (Web site)
3. In the former case the rapidity of the axial rotation would be proved to have been lessened, but in the second case increased, down to the present time. (Web site)

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