query: Tempering of length and time
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positive_passages.text: If everything in the universe doubled in size overnight, would it be noticeable?
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negative_passages.text: Comparing Growth Curve P-Values, Different Length Data Sets
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negative_passages.text: Is there a \show for lengths?
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negative_passages.text: What is the best way to divide two TimeSpan objects?
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negative_passages.text: Compute the period of a decimal number a priori
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negative_passages.text: First Order Time-Variant System : Picard Method
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negative_passages.text: Dealing with timestamps in R
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negative_passages.text: Constant Amortized Time
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negative_passages.text: Determining the average rate of change?
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negative_passages.text: Length of Feature
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negative_passages.text: $ \text{range } T' = (\ker T)^0$
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negative_passages.text: Can there be multiple paths for which Fermat's least time principle can be obeyed?
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negative_passages.text: One and a half minute/minutes
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negative_passages.text: Speed of heat / quantification of heat and other magnitudes
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negative_passages.text: Fourier Transform of Various Tempered Distributions
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negative_passages.text: Minkowski diagram and length contraction
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negative_passages.text: Lower bound on proof length