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    natural occurrence in any generic pairing of general relativity with field theory. The total energy density is where represents the spatial gradient. It shows that any solution in which the field takes on a constant value throughout space time will have an energy density which is constant throughout space time, = V( ). The crucial point is that there is no principle or symmetry in such a theory which would prefer that V ( ) have the value zero rather than any other value. In richer theories

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    The Big Bang Theory There have been many theories concerning what the universe looks like, how it became this way, and where it is going. The most popular theory that people hold today is that the universe began when all the matter ever present in the universe was contained in a tiny speck and that spec exploded. This is known as the Big Bang. This theory has developed a great deal since it was first conceptualized and continues to evolve today. Many different scientists have had a hand in this

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    the end of the universe has been a subject that many scientist have investigated. In the late 1920’s before Edwin Hubble’s statement about his observation- to which after Einstein heard about the statement, Albert Einstein admitted that his cosmological constant was a stupid and careless mistake. George Lemaitre, Belgium astronomer and physics professor, voiced his theory which is famously known all around the world as the Big Bang Theory as the origin, or the beginning of the universe. The Big Bang

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    All around the world, human kind has different point of views and theories about life in general. The most common topic would surely be how did life begin and the complexity of it. It leads this complex thought to whether the beginning of life is the beginning of the universe thus the universe being the biggest complex system. Over the past centuries, people have discussed and analyzed how the universe works. Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking and Galileo Galilei are just a few names to remember

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    Harmonic Optimization of Multilevel Converters Using Big Bang-Big Crunch Optimization Method Dr.H.R.Kamath Mr.Pawan Pandey Dept. of electrical engineer Dept.of electrical engineering Manipal University Malwa Institute of Technology Karnataka, India Indore,India Iti Mahashabde Dept. of electrical engineer Malwa Institute of Technology Indore, India Abstract—This paper proposes a method for optimization of the harmonic

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    Estimates CONSTANT 9.032 (1.196) UNEMPLOYMENT 0.8753 (0.539) UNEMPLOYMENT SQUARED 0.0l0 (0.409) INCOME -0.00008 -(0.354) FINANCIAL AID -0.1065** -(1.618) TUITION RATIO -5.4489 -(0.565) POPULATION -0.0029* -(1.881) N= 51, R2 =0.1503 ,F =1.297 Table 3 Dependent Variable: Enrollment Ratio for Males and Females (t values in Parentheses) State Level Data Repressors Coefficient Estimates Females Males CONSTANT

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    Often times as researchers, we will take continuous variables and break it up into categories, typically for the purpose of grouping, or to measure an outcome measure. We usually decide on a reasonable cut-point and place the data in the appropriate category. Streiner (2002) asserts that this categorization results in lost information, reduced power of statistical tests, as well as an increased probability of a Type II error. In Streiner (2002) article, written primarily for researchers, he states

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    Sensitivity Analysis-Colectomy, CABG, and PCI Multiple analyses were conducted to test the sensitivity of price regression results: 1) HHI measurement by different definitions and levels; 2) GLM regression using different distribution families; and 3) non-linearity of age, HHI, and HMO penetration. HHI Measured by Admissions vs Inpatient Days The main GLM regression models included a hospital admission HHI where the total number of admissions in a hospital is measured as a proxy of the hospital’s

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    ASSIGNMENT Topic: variable COURSE CODE: Research and methodology COURSE TITLE: SW4 SUBMITED TO; Dr. Yasir Hamid Bhat SUBMITTED BY; NAME= Iningle Ihelung ROLL NO. = G2015CODPOO7 SEMESTER= second semester Anything that has a measurable characteristic that varies is variable which may change from group to group, a person to person, or even within one person over time. To

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    More mean, and less standard deviation indicate more important factors (Rahman, 2014) relating to the propensity to save. On the basis of the table no.2, it is clear that ‘to have enough social security” is the most important factor to the propensity to save (Mean 3.78, and SD 0.91). Then takes place for ‘children education’ (Mean 3.72, and SD 1.15), and ‘to get good interest’ (3.71, and 0.81). To be rich man is in the 4th place for cause of human saving. Reliability and Validity Test: The right

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