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4. Mollification (countable and uncountable, plural Mollifications)
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5. What does Mollifications mean? Plural form of mollification
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6. Mollifications: as in decreases, mitigations
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7. Or maybe I can extend uniform convergence of Mollifications to any compact subset including the whole $[a,b]$? I'd have a problem there, I guess, because how do I define the mollification at the endpoints? lebesgue-integral banach-spaces bounded-variation
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8. Guo Theorem 4 (parameter selection) There is a unique radius of mollification, 5, such that lip * g' -- g'll: = " (30) This particular parameter choice criterion is characterized by selecting, among all possible discrete Mollifications of the noisy
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9. Synonyms for Mollifications in Free Thesaurus
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10. Specifically we studied functions in the space-time cylinder of a Euclidian space and took Mollifications of these functions with respect to time
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11. In Section 2, we give a brief review of the derivation of the mollification based on orthogonal wavelets, and then give revised estimations of EA applicable to the Mollifications based on the rdH
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12. The mother of all Windows books : being a compendium of incantations, imprecations, supplications, and Mollifications known to appease the daemons within Windows Item Preview cd_scan.png
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13. Appliances and Mollifications, each a miracle, the signal service mid the telephone ure among tbe latest and most marvellous
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14. Pence offered bland Mollifications, forced to calm and cajole European countries that, in the post-Cold War order, until recently never had cause to question the support of the United States.
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15. A class of regularization methods, that in effect consist of Mollifications of cardinal sine series, is discussed
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16. One of the highlights is a result that shows how piecewise polynomial splines and certain variants can be regarded as such Mollifications
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18. Viio were opposing the Mollifications asked j'or
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19. First we characterise elements f belonging to the Besov spaces B p q s (ℝ n) with s ∈ ℝ, 0 < p ≤ ∞, 0 < q ≤ ∞, in terms of their Mollifications
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20. Mollifiers technique and the easy fact that Mollifications do not increase the total variation
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21. Noting that the estimations are applicable even when the orthogonality of the wavelets is not satisfied, we study Mollifications using unorthogonalized wavelets, as well as those using orthogonal wavelets
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22. Mollifications of mild solutions and approximate Boltzmann equations
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23. Willdon remains creational after Gomer palpating outside or mispunctuate any Mollifications
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MOLLIFICATIONS [mollifications]
Definition of mollify. 2 : to reduce the rigidity of : soften Shaving cream mollifies the beard. 3 : to reduce in intensity : assuage, temper Time mollified his anger.
Middle English mollifien, from Middle French mollifier, from Late Latin mollificare, from Latin mollis soft; akin to Greek amaldynein to soften, Sanskrit mṛdu soft, and probably to Greek malakos soft, amblys dull, Old English meltan to melt “Mollify.”
Placate is similar to appease, but it often indicates a more complete transformation of bitterness to goodwill. Mollify, with its root in Latin mollis, meaning "soft," implies soothing hurt feelings or anger.