first-order

The big question is whether these problems include first-order issues of peace and security.

Often applied to the first-order survey control of a country.

It can matter, looking at the first-order terms, which is applied first.

It is also called the first-order divided difference of between those two points.

It could be that the first-order states are not really bound.

First order arithmetic as an example of a first-order system.

A common approach is to use the first-order reliability method.

The first-order predictions are those we have been concerned with throughout.

In the first-order analysis I used only middle managers' words to understand their processes.

Sometimes, experiments can be made so that the reaction looks like a first-order one.

Let be a formula in the language of first-order logic.

These 47 counties now form the first-order divisions of the country.

I found my way to the first-order guild area with some difficulty.

In any event, modern politics is not designed to resolve these first-order issues.

Since no first-order sentence has this property, the result follows.

And a first-order theory can plainly make no progress with it.

He does, though, raise the genuine question of how the republic will ever become a first-order issue.

In the context of first-order logic, a signature is sometimes called a language.

Among these, eight are designated as first-order key disciplines by the Chinese government.

The creek is a first-order stream, but has a small reservoir.

This was confirmed by the following first-order experiments, which all gave negative results.

Murray has shown these rules to be complete for first-order logic.

First-order changes are those that improve behaviour patterns by making them more efficient and effective.

Another possibility is to modify first-order group contributions if specific other groups are also present.

God made first-order logic and all the rest is the handiwork of man.