The purpose of this research was to test the proposition that the mantle beneath New York and Southern New England is divided into several "anisotropic domains" that are the seismic expression of the plate tectonic process of "terrain accretion". Were such the case, we would expect different directions of the shear wave fast direction and different mean shear wave velocities in each of the seve...

The California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act, also called Proposition 71 [5], was a ballot initiative proposed by California voters in 2004 to allocate three billion dollars of state funds for stem cell research over ten years. Endorsed by California scientists and patient-advocates, Prop 71 passed on 2 November 2004, amending the state constitution to make stem cell research a constitutiona...

Let g be a simple, finite-dimensional Lie superalgebra over C. These have been classified by V. Kac. Unless g is a Lie algebra or a Lie superalgebra of type osp(1, 2n), the category of finite-dimensional representations of g is not semisimple; q.v. [6]. This leads to a classification problem. For example, in [3], the representation theory of sl(m,n) is worked out by showing it is wild when m,n ...

The California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act, also called Proposition 71 [5], was a ballot initiative proposed by California voters in 2004 to allocate three billion dollars of state funds for stem cell research over ten years. Endorsed by California scientists and patient-advocates, Prop 71 passed on 2 November 2004, amending the state constitution to make stem cell research a constitutiona...

in contemporary texts of islamic logic, the “subject-obversion” has been introduced as a rule on basis of which one can replace the subject term of a categorical proposition with its complement and change both quality and quantity of the proposition. thus from an a-proposition such as “all a is b”, one can infer “some not-a is not b”. well, let’s take that a is included by b but not vice versa,...

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The California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act, also called Proposition 71 [5], was a ballot initiative proposed by California voters in 2004 to allocate three billion dollars of state funds for stem cell research over ten years. Endorsed by California scientists and patient-advocates, Prop 71 passed on 2 November 2004, amending the state constitution to make stem cell research a constitutiona...