...) = 1 9 , 1 5 , 1 3 , 1 2 , 1. The mode of the distribution is obtained and its properties discussed. generalized waring distribution (g.w.d.) long tails special cases continuous analogue (usually pearson’s type VI) mode References Irwin , J. O. ( 1963...

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... and improves life expectancy. Cerebrovascular accident or transient cerebral event is an indication for closure of a PFO, as paradoxical embolus may be the cause. General anaesthesia is usually required, along with trans-oesophageal echocardiography; day case management is safe and cost-effective. Permanent...

... by groups of IP owners—usually actual or potential competitors—who form themselves into standard-setting groups. One of the major benefits of standard-setting is that, once a key piece of innovation is developed, its proprietary does not exclude its use by others but allows its use by any third party...

... for normal commercial use. The specific problems raised when, as is now usually the case, a Search Order encompasses the need to examine the contents of computers are discussed in this article with special reference to keeping costs at manageable proportions and to preventing substantial disruption...

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...Alec Ryrie 1University of Birmingham Oxford University Press 2004 In the decade before the Reformation of 1559–60, the Scottish Catholic Church embarked on a major reform effort. The article reassesses this reform programme, usually dismissed as ‘too little, too late’. The reformers focused...

... Americans of most of the North American continent. Although the United States government has usually taken pains to cloak this process with the appearance of legitimacy and lawful process, including entering into treaties wherein Native Americans ceded large tracts of land, by the beginning of the twentieth...

...0 16 05 2007 The dictionary definition for the word heuristic refers to the process by which people find things out for themselves, usually by trial and error. Trial and error often leads people to develop rules of thumb, but this process often leads to other errors. One...

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...0 23 08 2001 Historically, formal religious authority in Iran is dominated by men, and women’s role in the mosques is primarily as an audience. However, women, at least in urban centres, have developed their own informal religious activities with much vitality. These activities are usually home...

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... to the differences which separated them from Christianity. Any influence that these other religions might have had on Christian liturgy was usually reckoned as belonging only to the period from the fourth century onwards, when they were seen as having had a corrupting effect upon the purity of the original...

... patterning of blocks and tenements, it is a noisy, dirty, smelly place, a cacophanous confusion of pedestrians and automobiles, where the sensible tourist usually remains in the cool of a hotel lobby, only venturing out in an air-conditioned bus to visit the dozen or so sights recommended by the tour...

...0 10 04 1997 We have to learn to play, but we must also learn to listen, and there are odd beliefs about listening, apart from those about ‘tone’. Experienced players may judge an instrument almost entirely by exploring its responsiveness to bowing, but they usually ask for the opinion...

... and everyone else was at worse indifferent, no one preferring the original state of affairs. In the real world, there will be few actions that lead to Pareto superior situations, as usually some will be made worse off by any action significant enough to leave others better off. The Kaldor Hicks analysis (named...

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