The original case actually described his own son, James Edwin West (1840-1860).

However, that actually describes the case when the three areas each are of equal size.

The prosecutive case describes movement through something as well as the medium of writing or a location on the body.

The equative case describes similarity of manner or quality.

One case describes what happened to three Americans who were held as hostages in Lebanon.

The detailed cases described in chapters 7-9 concentrate heavily on the events that took place during that period.

The simple case of the Moran process can describe this phenomenon.

Thus, the case of Josephine which he describes.

Some dates also were omitted, but cases described in the letter date to 1982.

Special cases of motion described be these equations are summarized qualitatively in the table below.