So to a first approximation, we have these things twenty petahertz synapse firings.

Fast approximation

He expressed disappointment that the first approximation checkpoint of July 2005 did not provide the expected results.

Returns an approximation of pi.

But to a first approximation, the size of this machine is the size and its complexity, kind of to your brain.

Enable fast approximation when rendering images.

The first approximation for the modalities was expected to provide the ground to reach an agreement on the full modalities at the Sixth WTO Ministerial Conference.

The possible budget presented below is only an approximation.

But that's the closest approximation I can have to it.

July approximation and the road towards the Sixth Ministerial Conference

Owing to the lack of progress in substantive negotiations arising from the political sensitivities and complexity of the technical questions involved, the first approximation was not achieved by the end of July 2005.

The immediate objective of the negotiations has been to reach agreement by July 2005 on a first approximation of the full modalities on agriculture and non agricultural market access.

However, although GNI was the best approximation of capacity to pay, it was not the only one.

For overseas branches, the net amount due to the local parent companies is taken as an approximation of the magnitude of direct investment.

These data, however, form a good approximation of the degree of economic dependence and subordination and consequently psychological of women regarding their partners.

Now, the machine is in this case, it's a real approximation of that, because obviously you can't move physical matter infinitely with infinite speed and have it stop instantaneously.

Bearing in mind that the Shetland coastline represents only a fraction of the European total, the costs could run into billions of dollars if this approximation was extended to cover coastal communities throughout Europe.

In cold waters, however, recovery takes much longer, as the Exxon Valdez spill in Alaska in 1989 demonstrated. The rule of thumb that chemical and biochemical processes double in speed with each increase of ten degrees Celsius is a reasonable approximation here, too.

This requires that technical work be advanced substantially, most notably the completion of the approximation of full modalities in agriculture and non agricultural market access by the end of July 2005, or shortly thereafter, and in advance of the ministerial conference.

The July approximation expectations were lowered to be an inventory of all areas of the negotiations and a progress report by the Director General of the WTO as the Chairman of the Trade Negotiations Committee.

And why this is interesting is that if you put on, say, a pair of safety glasses, that have two infrared dots in them, what these two dots are essentially going to give you is, give the computer an approximation of your head location.

It seems unlikely that the influence of monetary policy on the rate of interest will be sufficient by itself, Keynes wrote in 1936. I conceive, therefore, that a somewhat comprehensive socialization of investment will prove the only means of securing an approximation to full employment.

After reviewing the literature cited by Saudi Arabia as well as other publicly available literature relevant to this claim unit, the Panel considers that Saudi Arabia's estimate of 22,500 deaths in its coastal areas is a reasonable approximation of the number of pelagic birds lost.

It is expected that this approach may help the consideration of negotiation proposals specific to the needs of small, vulnerable economies by the time of the July approximation and for the Sixth WTO Ministerial Conference to take a decision on those concrete measures.

A substantial portion of a national policy agenda that supports an individual country s shift to a low carbon growth path (boosting energy efficiency, for example) will not produce an economic slowdown such an effort might even lead to higher growth rates than remaining on a high carbon path would have delivered. On a first approximation, low carbon paths are the dominant strategies, implying a completely different and far more favorable view of the incentive structures at work.

In our first year, the first net went off the line in October of 2003.

The Timberwolves took the first to win the ball in the first quarter, and Rose hit the first ball.

First Women's Bank. The First Women Bank Limited was established in 1989.

My belief is that economics is somewhat more vulnerable than the physical sciences to models whose validity will never be clear, because the necessity for approximation is much stronger than in the physical sciences, especially given that the models describe people rather than magnetic resonances or fundamental particles. People can just change their minds and behave completely differently.

The first key in the array was the first attribute, and so on.

The University produced its first bachelor's degree graduates in 2003 and its first master's degree graduates in 2005.

First independent newspaper in Slovakia.

India first brought a draft resolution on this subject before the First Committee in 1989.

Well, you know, in the middle '60s, the first antidepressants came out. Tofranil was the first.

It requires, first of all, agency we had to make a decision in the first place.

And the first of these, the first two of these, is about a shift in power.

in place at a first time

This was first discovered in 1859.

Everything in its place. First stage.

Please fill in empty pile first.

The first term starts in April.

Our first loan in Russia was in Chelyabinsk.

They have respite homes, the first, the first care centers, the first counseling services and not just in urban, 7 million population Bangalore, but in the hardest to reach villages in the state of Karnataka.

First come, first serve.

And I have been fortunate enough to find things like the first eggs in the Western hemisphere and the first baby dinosaurs in nests, the first dinosaur embryos and massive accumulations of bones.