Sentences with word «bifurcation»

You also say that you are «not saying that is the threshold», while every definition of the lousy sociological term «tipping point» has severe resemblance and is synonomous to «threshold» as it is understood in «catastrophe theory» (which is an application of more general theory of bifurcations in one - parametric families of dynamical systems).

Forensic fingerprint analysis, which is used in criminal justice contexts, looks at Level 2 details — the more specific variations, such as bifurcations, where a fingerprint ridge splits.

No reasonable person would consider the CO2 as independent bifurcation parameter since the CO2 is continously produced and consumed in large quantities within the «climate - generating» system depending upon interplay of other variables.

We continue to see bifurcation in retail — necessity and high - end retailers doing well, while middle retailers are being squeezed.

The above is a lecture Professor Lenton on bifurcations in the climate system, and clues which suggest one is approaching, a trajectory which hopefully can be reversed.

Does Rule 54 (d), SCRCP give a party a right to seek bifurcation of attorney's fees, with that issue to be resolved after the final judgment?

The recovery has been characterized by bifurcation of demand with significant capital flowing to core markets for high - quality assets and much less so for secondary and tertiary markets and class - B and - C assets.

But such bifurcation seems to artists and writers alike both constraining and unrealistic.

Rusov, V; A. Glushkov, V. Vaschenko, O. Mihalys, S. Kosenko, S. Mavrodiev, B. Vachev, Galactic Cosmic Rays — Clouds Effect and Bifurcation Model of the Earth Global Climate.

However, many market participants expect that this will come at the expense of raising market - makers» costs, which could reinforce the liquidity bifurcation described above - although that is likely to happen to different degrees across asset classes and jurisdictions (see CGFS (2014), especially Appendix 4).

Potential Downside: Creating a clear bifurcation between premium Apple eReaders and budget Kindles.

Similarly, there is a growing bifurcation among larger law firms.

A flurry of activity among education reformers across the country exposes a growing bifurcation within its ranks, uncovered by recent challenges to teacher tenure in New York.

There was the traditional bifurcation here, kind of like, «Lord, make me a Christian, but not yet!»

And as for watches, gender bifurcation is at least somewhat dubious.

«We're seeing a real bifurcation in Corporate Canada between those who get the business case for advancing women and those who don't think it's important,» says Jennifer Reynolds, CEO of Women in Capital Markets.

Increased bifurcation reflects changes in the behaviour of both market - makers» and their clients - that is, in the supply of and demand for market - making services.

So I think we will see greater bifurcation in emerging - market currencies.

He is protesting against bifurcation between the nature which is the apprehending awareness and the nature which is the cause of awareness.

«Bifurcation seems destined if Rule 14 - 1b is implemented.»

This shows transverse gadolinium - enhanced T1 - weighted MR images obtained superior to the carotid artery bifurcation in a 72 - year - old man.

He has provided the first experimental data directly implicating the mechanism of enzymes that catalyze flavin - based electron bifurcation.

This would have the added benefit of simplifying the current bifurcation of digital book formats (even complex magazines layouts would be possible).

Experiments and modelling of rate - dependent transition delay in a stochastic subcritical bifurcation