Since normal distributions and Cauchy distributions are stable distributions, they are each are closed under convolution ( up to change of scale ), and it follows that the Voigt distributions are also closed under convolution.
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Since 2000, there has been a significant change of scale and building height in Cardiff, with the development of the Tall buildings have been built in the city centre and Cardiff Bay, and more are planned.
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In these courses he also partially developed the concepts of dynamical similarity and allometry, applied to the aforementioned syndrome, understanding this as a result of a change of scale in the nervous excitability with respect to the normal case.
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The Y data starts out small but soon gets quite large this is what I'd hope the animation would emphasize, by " zooming out " in some way to reflect the change of scale I go through the timeline.
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The building is essentially an infill structure which has the overall effect of creating a gradual change of scale and proportion which responded to the adjoining Royal George Hotel ( in its 1886 form ) to the southeast, and an earlier form of the former TC Beirne Department store to the northwest.
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Magritte's approach eschewed these notions; his art would be wholly rational, and informed by lines of research, which Paul Noug?categorised as isolation of an object by the frame or some other means; more or less apparent distortion; modification of the substance of the object; change of scale; change of d�cor.
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NMR involves the quantum mechanical properties of the central core ( " magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI ), but the molecular applications use a somewhat different approach, appropriate to the change of scale from millimeters ( of interest to radiologists ) to nano-meters ( bonded atoms are typically a fraction of a nano-meter apart ), a factor of a million.
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"What we are witnessing, " wrote Daniel Bell, " is a change in the ` axis'of world socio-political organization; namely, one of widening economic integration ( crossing national boundaries ) and increasing political fragmentation ( within national boundaries . ) The economic dimension is a ` change of scale,'as all national economies are absorbed into a global framework.
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In any historical system, " it had been common form for the states at the center to be pigmies by comparison with the relatively gigantic size of the states on the periphery, and for the central area . . . to be the arena into which the surrounding giants descend to meet and do battle with one another . " Those " abrupt changes of scale " brought into existence new constellations of states.
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Instead, McLuhan observes that any medium " amplifies or accelerates existing processes ", introduces a " change of scale or pace or shape or pattern into human association, affairs, and action ", resulting in " psychic, and social consequences "; this is the real " meaning or message " brought by a medium, a social and psychic message, and it depends solely on the medium itself, regardless of the'content'emitted by it.
