Once a playmaker with a green light in New Jersey, he was unable to blend his wilder side with the team's more conservative system.
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Two things caused them to ignore it : They believe that Cleamons'defensive, conservative system is pristine, and they don't believe that Kidd is a star.
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Since then, Iranian reformers have looked to her to rally opposition to unelected hard-liners who oppose any change to the conservative system of running the country.
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While Cleamons bemoaned the fact that his players failed to push the pace, Jackson angled blame toward the sluggish, slow pace back at his coach's conservative system.
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Dissipation ( i . e . non-conservative systems ) can also be treated with an effective Lagrangian formulated by a certain doubling of the degrees of freedom; see.
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The freewheeling, up-and-down style he and Lemieux loved to play has been replaced by a far more conservative system, the same kind the Penguins once ridiculed as boring.
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"It's a very conservative system, but what you do with the puck is what sets good players apart from other players, your ability to make plays and create plays,"
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More generally in conservative systems, equilibrium is established at a point in configuration space where the gradient of the potential energy with respect to the generalized coordinates is zero.
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For example, any system for which the Poincar?recurrence theorem holds cannot have, by definition, a wandering set of positive measure; and is thus an example of a conservative system.
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However, this map is interesting from a fundamental point of view in physics and mathematics because it is a very simple model of a conservative system that displays Hamiltonian chaos.
