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1. Commutative, Associative and Distributive Laws
2. Distributive mixing is empolyed to homogenize the polymer melt . Distributive mixing relis on high polymer strain rates.
3. Exploration implements a form by labor element distributive.
4. Different historical period decides distributive element is different.
5. We prove that a Biatomic lattice L is distributive if and only if every pair of atoms of L is distributive
6. Distributive justice is not about moral desert.
7. 2 types of Bargaining strategies are; Distributive Bargaining,
8. Nozick has refuted all kinds of criterion in his distributive justice.
9. Distributive conflicts have to be resolved by some form of bargaining process.
10. Results Some equivalent statements are obtained concerning a semiring becoming a distributive lattice.
11. Biatomic lattice, distributive pair, modular pair, del-relation, ex- change property
12. A look at the Associative, Distributive and Commutative Properties --examples, with practice problems
13. She became a member of the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers.
14. Allocable definition: capable of being distributed synonyms: apportionable, allocatable, distributive antonyms: collective, united, concentrated, aggregative
15. This goes against distributive fairness already, the abidance that also goes against economy stabilizes growth.
16. Distributive justice is based on allocation result. And procedural justice is based on determine process.
17. Synonyms for Allocative include distributive, apportionative, dispersive, disseminative, circulative, deliverative, diffusive and transmitive
18. It arose in argument and action concerned with freedom, retributive and distributive justice.
19. In their system, they split Kozan's confrontational model into two sub models: distributive and integrative.
20. When file space greatens, new distributive space is not mixed certainly original space is successive.
21. Bargaining is a simple form of the distributive negotiation process that is both competitive and positional
22. long-term trend is similar to distributive the U word of a mirror writing ( or parabola ).
23. Use the distributive property to express the product of two Binomials as a single polynomial
24. Allocative tools in the health care arena are of two main types: distributive and redistributive
25. distributive activity and forms of selling, as well as patterns of supply and sale.,
26. Discusses the Commutative, Associative, and Distributive Properties (or 'Laws'), including how to keep the names straight
27. The Commutative and distributive laws hold for the dot product of vectors in ℝ n
28. The weight of advertising put behind major brands has given these manufacturers influence over their distributive outlets.
29. These conclusions thus accord more with Hayek's views on distributive justice than with those of Rawls.
30. Questions of peace and war, global distributive justice, gender and racial inequality, and environmental degradation concern us all.
31. Annulets in a Distributive Nearlattice 93 Proposition 2.1.Let S be a distributive nearlattice with 0.Then A0 (S) is a dual nearlattice and it is a dual subnearlattice of A(S).Moreover, A0 (S) has the same largest element S =(0]* as A(S)
32. Distributive Bargaining refers to the process of dividing up the resource or array of resources that parties have identified
33. These expenses are sometimes classified as manufacturing overhead, selling and distributive overhead, and general and administrative overhead.
34. Angiotensin II is a vasoconstrictor indicated for increasing blood pressure in adults with septic or other distributive shock [FDA Label].
35. We can compare this concept of distributive justice found in choice theories with an equivalent pattern found in interests theories.
36. If the distributive trades are included with the above, then three freemen out of every five provided for the customer.
37. From the point of view of algebra, the real numbers form a field, which ensures the validity of the distributive law.
38. Indubitably this vision of distributive justice satisfies the demands of liberal philosophy, because it respects both formal equality and individual autonomy.
39. Allocable: 1 adj capable of being distributed Synonyms: allocatable , apportionable distributive serving to distribute or allot or disperse
40. Rural areas have relatively larger proportions employed in low-paying industries such as agriculture, distributive trades and tourism.
41. Multiplying Binomials involves the use of the distributive property, as well as combining like terms to simplify the resulting expression
42. In Algebra, the distributive property is used to perform an operation on each of the terms within a grouping symbol
43. Indeed, it turns out that the MITs for distributive lattices and even for Heyting algebras are equivalent to the axiom of choice.
44. This paper introduces the concepts of product and product topology of completely distributive lattice and defines compact space and T_2 space. Their product theorem is proved.
45. Equality and common flourishing as the goal of politics have formed the basis of distributive and retributive justice in political thought from Laozi to Kang Youwei.
46. On the other hand, it is known that the strong PIT for distributive lattices is equivalent to BPI (i.e. to the MIT and PIT for Boolean algebras).
47. A novel distributive localization method using the angle of departure is proposed to reduce the cost and complexity of existing localization methods for wireless sensor networks.
48. Yes, katʼ oiʹkon, the original expression in this text, is not used in an adverbial sense (“at home”) but in a distributive sense, literally meaning “according to house.”
49. This new perspective bases on the premise of the congruity of justice and efficiency value of law, bases on the congruity of efficiency and distributive justice of economy.
50. Ambifixation is instantiated by Chukchi, in which distributive numerals are formed by application of em- -yut (or variant thereof), as in em-ŋire-yut from ŋire 'two' (Skorik 1961: 397-399).