what is paracompactness?
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Go to Google and search for\n\n define:paracompact\n\n(no spaces on either side of the ':')\n\nIt will show you the following excerpt from\n\n http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paracompact\n\n> In mathematics, a paracompact space is a\n> topological space in which every open cover\n> admits an open locally finite refinement.\n> (Paracompact spaces are often required to\n> be Hausdorff, but we will not make that\n> assumption in this article.)\n\nRead the wikipedia article for definitions of the relevant terms.
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<br><br> 2 lines \n<p> </p> a para
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Heres a web.\n\nwww.paragon#4242.com/
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First word of advice: consider using paranthesis to clarify which portion each term modifies.  I have absolutely no idea what power is being raised where.
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In layman's terms, the first paragraph means that the unit owners are not permitted to change the carpeting or other flooring without written permission from the homeowners association.  The second paragragh means that in addition to requiring permission, and even if they fail to get permission, they have to install a carpet pad or other standard sound dampening materials between the carpet (or other flooring) and the subfloor.\n\nThe purpose for all this, obviously, is to prevent the exact problem you are having.  There have been many lawsuits in recent years in which condo owners have sued developers for failing to adequately sound proof between the floors of multi-family buildings.  So it's a big problem, and this clause recognizes that and tries to address it. \n\nIf I were you, I would start by contacting the homeowners association, explain the problem, and ask if they can inspect the unit for proper flooring and sound insulation. One possible solution is for you to spray in insulation above your ceiling--that is, between your ceiling and the floor joists of the above apartment.  That is the most effective way to insulate between floors, and it doesn't require anything from the folks upstairs.\n\nGood luck!
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Iff the Group (Q, +) is not a simple group :\nthen it decomposable.
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Because of the way you would call the function \nsomefunct(param1, param2, param3); // canonical\nsomefunct(param1, param2); // compiler knows you mean to use the default param for 3 because it´s the third param you don´t provide.
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Fractals are defined mathematical entities like a parabola which real objects might resemble, but no real object can be a fractal.
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a parabola facing up!\n\nwith center (0,1)
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Compression is a reduction in volume of a constant mass in response to pressure. In a liquid or solid state, steel would be considered incompressible because the compressibility is infinetressimal.\n\nThe bulk modulus is the opposite of compressibility. The bulk modulus for (solid) steel is 16 x 10^11 Pascals. While a Pascal is a very small measure of pressure (atmospheric pressure on Earth is about 100,000 Pa), this number is still very large. You would have to be able to go 10,000 miles (2900 leagues) under the surface of the ocean to see 16 x 10^11 Pa of pressure.
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To minimize the number of functional dependencies that need to be tested in case of an update we may restrict F to a canonical cover Fe.\nA canonical cover for F is a set of dependencies such that F logically implies all dependencies in Fe, and vice versa.\n\nPlease see source for more detailed info.
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square-ish in shape\ncome in different sizes\nmany varieties
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Double displacement means whether or not a reaction will occur resulting in an insoluble precipitate.\n\nCuS ppt, so yes\nNo\nNo\nCould be yes. HC2H3O2 is a slightly ionized acid, so your teacher could be looking for a yes.\nPbCrO4 ppt, yes\nNo\nBi(OH)3 ppt yes\nNa2CO3 + 2HNO3 ===> 2NaNO3 + CO2 + H2O so yes\nZn3(PO4)2, yes
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A parabola is a shape formed by all the points that are an equal distance from a line, called the directrix, and a point, called the focus. The interesting thing about parabolas is if you have a three-dimensional figure formed by rotating a parabola on its vertex, if you place a light source at the focus, the light that shines back and hits the parabolic surface will be reflected outward in parallel lines, creating a strong beam. This is how flashlights work. Also, if you use a parabolic shape for an antenna, signals coming in from space or whatever will hit the surface of the parabola and all be reflected onto the focus. If you put a receptor there, you will receive a very strong signal. That's a couple real life uses of parabolas.
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The answer is compression.  Rarefaction refers to the opposite (where 'spreading out' is observed).
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The answer above mine is correct.  I use:\n\nhttp://translation2.paralink.com/
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Go to:\nhttp://www.parapublishing.com/sites/para/information/writing.cfm