This study aims to investigate the convergence of digitalisation in European Union (EU) terms DESI per capita all EU countries during 2015–2020. The empirical results sustain hypothesis degree digital level member countries. In evaluating process, we also aimed role economic development and education, measured by gross value added education index. analysis results, use sigma beta methods, showe...

there are significant structural differences between the mouth and pharyngeal cavity of birds and mammals. it is usual to refer to a common oropharyngeal cavity of birds because the soft palate, which forms such an obvious delineation between the mouth and pharyngeal cavity, is absent. six male adult ostriches were used to study the oropharyngeal cavity and its components including the beak, ha...

A Gross space is a vector space E of infinite dimension over some field F , which is endowed with a symmetric bilinear form Φ : E → F and has the property that every infinite dimensional subspace U ⊆ E satisfies dimU < dimE. Gross spaces over uncountable fields exist (in certain dimensions) (see [G/O]). The existence of a Gross space over countable or finite fields (in a fixed dimension not abo...

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Examples 1.1. • Y ∼= P, D a nodal cubic. • Y a complete nonsingular toric surface, D the toric boundary (i.e, the complement of the big torus orbit Gm). • Blowups: Given a Looijenga pair (Y ,D), we can take “toric blowups,” where Y is the blowup of Y at a nodal point of D and D is the inverse image of D). Note that toric blowups do not change U . “non-toric blowups,” where Ỹ is the blowup of Y ...

ly isomorphic as rings are conjugate in B. 146 BRIAN CONRAD (APPENDIX BY W. R. MANN) Remark A.10. The order ( A mn A A ) in (2) is the intersection of the maximal orders M2(A) and γnM2(A)γ−1 n = ( A mn m−n A ) , where γn = ( 0 πn 1 0 ) . This example is called a standard Eichler order. Proof. For the first part, it suffices to show that the set R of elements of B integral over R is an order. Th...