Inimicality
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Inimicality
The state or quality of being inimical or hostile; hostility; unfriendliness.
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inimicality
The state of being inimical; hostility; unfriendliness.
Fresh analysis suggests CoRoT-7b's orbit makes it super-inimical to life. msnbc.msn.com
The apparently inimical relationship between magnetism and superconductivity has come under increasing scrutiny in a wide range of material classes, where the free energy landscape conspires to bring them in close proximity to each other.
Magnetism and superconductivity driven by identical 4$f$ states in a heavy-fermion metal
F. Dibos, and G. Koepfler, 2000, Global total variation m inim ization, SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 37(2), 646 –664.
Undithering using linear filtering and non-linear diffusion techniques
The first work to generalize the theory of minimal and almost m inimal multiplicity to arbitrary ideals was done by Polini and Xie .
Generalized Hilbert Functions
This method is tuned to m inimize the Xma x acceptance bias, at the cost of fewer accepted events; the tight FoV cut reduces the accepted events of Auger by half for energies above 1018.2 eV.
Measurement of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays: An Experimental Summary and Prospects
We will see that these give Bailey flows from the m inimal model M (p, p′ ) to the superconformal models SM (p′ , 2p + p′ ) and SM (p′ , 3p′ − 2p).
Fermionic Formulas For Unrestricted Kostka Polynomials And Superconformal Characters
Of all the tribes I believe the Sioux to be the most inimical to the Americans. "Diary in America, Series One" by
And yet no one could say that I was inimical to that girl. "Chance" by
She remembered the familiar doom of the mountain horse-thief, the men lurking on the cliff, the inimical feeling against the ranger. "'way Down In Lonesome Cove" by
There was no need to check the air or take precautions against inimical animal or vegetable life. "A Matter of Importance" by
He felt at the present time, moreover, that he was inimical to his mother and her interests. "Flamsted quarries" by
He has invoked inimical influences. "The Life Radiant" by
What was inimical was the lift and fall of the ice in the great swells running in from the open sea. "Harbor Tales Down North" by
This was startling, suggesting as it did the approach of other horsemen, who might be inimical and about to attack. "In the Mahdi's Grasp" by
Their religion appears to have had an effect inimical to their beauty. "A New Voyage Round the World in the Years 1823, 24, 25, and 26. Vol. 1" by
The dangerous intimacy, half tender, half inimical, returned. "The Kingdom Round the Corner" by
The inimical music, the enchantered space
In which the enchanted preludes have their place.
Fly all, O fly with speed
This inimical splendour,
These dread and deadly accents,
The utterance of God!