| Two leafy organs protect the floret of grasses, the lemma, and the palea, and both are considered to represent reduced vegetative leaves. |
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| Each floret is enclosed in a lemma and palea and all florets produce two lodicules, three stamens, and a gynoecium. |
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| Each flower has a lemma and a palea at its base, and contains two lodicules and one pistil surrounded by three anthers. |
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| To state the lemma, we need to make one more definition concerning functors. |
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| The lemma is inserted on the rachilla and, together with the palea, encloses the floret. |
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| Such a Socratic procedure, Mr. Gracia claimed, should be UNESCO's lemma for the coming decade on education for sustainable development. |
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| The lemma and palea surround and protect the flower, and all three of these structures form the floret. |
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| Ito's lemma, also known as the fundamental theorem of stochastic calculus, is the most commonly used result in continuous-time models. |
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| Germ tubes arise from secondary sporidia and grow towards stomatal openings of the glume, lemma or palea where they enter. |
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| He gave a lemma investigating the possibility of exhibiting pairs of lines in the plane which are simultaneously non-parallel and non-intersecting. |
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| This quantification is achieved by a key lemma on the sum of low order statistics of a random variable. |
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| The first morphological difference that arises between the lemma primordia of awned and calcaroides genotypes is marked by a change in the overall length of the organ. |
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| In my 70 opinion this should be UNESCO's lemma during the decade of ethical education which is now beginning. |
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| There are numerous topics in the philosophy of science that bear direct relevance to the themes covered in this lemma. |
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| I found a gap in a proof and proved a lemma to set it right. |
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| The fundamental lemma of the calculus of variations is named after him. |
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| The following lemma is fundamental in the theory of incomplete markets. |
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| At each node, the rachilla bore a lemma in whose axil a floret axis ascended. |
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| We note that while Zorn's lemma and the Axiom of Choice are set-theoretically equivalent, it is much more difficult to derive the former from the latter than vice-versa. |
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| A mathematical lemma made up of a list of predicates called assumptions and a predicate called the goal and which must be proved under these assumptions. |
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| Other topics include the geometry of numbers, transcendental numbers, the Roth theorem, Hensel's lemma and the local-global principle. |
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| The first lemma is basically limited to Nuristani and Dardic, but it is also found in Oriya, however with a different meaning. |
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| According to his lemma, a group of four manuscripts including Codex Monacensis 1086 are copies directly from the original. |
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| These versions were matched for surface and lemma frequencies of the words, and for bigram frequency of the nonwords. |
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| Therefore the pigmented rice is some varieties of rice that have a color on the palea, lemma and another inside part such as pericarp tegmen and aleurone layer. |
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| There is a pumping lemma for CFLs similar to the one for regular sets. It can be used in the same way to show that certain sets are not context-free. |
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| The first identifiable grass spikelets present after the divergence of these two genera have one fertile rioter with a lemma, a palea, no rachilla extension. |
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| Lemma is an open-ended game the players create by making up non-contradictory rules and enacting examples of the rules on the board. |
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| There now remains to estimate the function H of, with Lemma 1 providing precise information on the integrand. |
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