So the only place that X could go is right there in that region. Okay, but if there's an X in that region, then what does that tell us?

A term to search

Plus, and what's the derivative of a next term, of a first degree term?

Honi is a term.

It's a difficult term to define.

Tom signed a non disclosure agreement.

Tom signed an NDA.

There's got to be a middle way.

Therefore, the polynomial has a degree of 5 which is the highest degree of any term.

And the resistive force has a term in v and has a term in v squared.

That's a technical term.

Lower the degree on the s one more time.

One term left.

That's a technical term.

It's a technical term.

Now, engineers have a term called detonation and they have a separate term called deflagration

It's really that term times that term, minus that term times that term, but the negatives cancel out.

This is a term by Steve Benner.

We have an x squared term.

Beyond the fact that we want p(0) to be equal to f(0) lets say that we want also want p'(0) f'(0) Let me do this in a new color. So we also want, in the new color, we also want, thats not a new color.

We have done away with this term, which goes back to the beginning of the Convention.

So we put in a little bit of an error term,

It is a pure political term.

'Radioactivity' is a chemistry term.

Is that a technical term?

Is that a guarding term?

It's an evaluative negative term.

That's a misleading term.

Friend is a broad term.

Assassins is a harsh word.

international scientific term a term that is part of an international scientific nomenclature as adopted by an appropriate scientific body

We have to pick one term from each of these.

There could very well be something in that region for all that we've been told by the premises. The premises leave it open that maybe most Duke students are not animals at all, but rather plants or microbes or inorganic materials.

One term for this kind of charm is .

I just added a first degree term here.

Sometimes many is a guarding term.

This term right here is each of these.

The term Pentecostal is derived from Pentecost, the Greek name for the Jewish Feast of Weeks.

The term monium describes a monomethyl substituted quaternary nitrogen dimonium describes a dimethyl subsituted quaternary nitrogen trimonium describes a trimethyl substituted quaternary nitrogen.

It's kind of arbitrary, it's just saying the first term, the second term, the third term.

'Cause there's only one term that involves an x here. It's the only x squared term.

Names can identify a class or category of things, or a single thing, either uniquely, or within a given context.

Each xi term here is just being replaced by an ai plus bi term.

Only at the extremes, when so much of the substance is used that it dominates the system is the impact predictable regardless of personal and social factors over dose may be the result.

There's got to be a middle way.