there are elementary proofs known when the complement has even order or when is solvable (we review both of these cases below the fold), which by the Feit-Thompson theorem does cover all the cases, but the proof of the Feit-Thompson theorem involves plenty of character theory (and also rel...
And do you have any advice as to what my type is closest to (measurements in descending order were: jawline, face length, forehead, and cheekbones)? Charles-Philippe October 7, 2018 at 2:03 pm Hi Christopher, As we’ve outlined only 7 face shape templates, it’s not uncommon for th...
There’s cat food and litter, an office full of sharp tools, a fireplace, and most tricky of all, a staircase descending from the corner of the living room guarded only by a coffee-table-height shelf. Fortunately, there is a handy range of wooden barriers available from various sellers on...
But does that mean that we let the person commit the same mistakes again and again. Mardavta lies in pointing out the mistakes and in action making the person correct those mistakes. Being ignorant is not right and that needs to be corrected. One can be unaware but not ignorant. We al...
shielded from view by the figure in yellow in this photograph. I counted a further three bodies as I was descending at around 1pm, roughly the time Mallory and Irvine may have been here, if indeed Odell had seen them climbing the Third Step rather than the Second. More poignantly, a...
If you reach in below your ear as if you were taking your pulse after an intensive jog, your middle finger will be just under your jawbone. Measure this down to the tip of your chin. You’ll want to multiply this by two to account for the entire jaw and because maths is fun!
If you reach in below your ear as if you were taking your pulse after an intensive jog, your middle finger will be just under your jawbone. Measure this down to the tip of your chin. You’ll want to multiply this by two to account for the entire jaw and because maths is fun!