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And because it has two different coefficients of expansion, when heated, one side will expand faster than the other and result in a curling action.
The coefficients, or numbers in front of the variables, are the same as the numbers in that row of Pascal's Triangle.
So the triangle is a quick and easy way to look up all of these coefficients.
It was to do with the nucleus and Einstein A and B coefficients.
For example, factoring quadratics with leading coefficients greater than one.
Different principles of fairness will generate different emission distributions for each population and different “carbon Gini coefficients.”
If it proves too difficult to reach agreement on a substantive equity principle, then an agreement that some carbon Gini coefficients are simply too extreme to be fair could form the basis of a minimum consensus.
The second lesson is that the two slope coefficients in the algebraic equation that is the Phillips curve – the link between expected inflation and current inflation, and the responsiveness of future inflation to current unemployment – are both much smaller than they were back in the 1970s or even in the 1980s.
By contrast, inequality largely declined in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean, although these regions’ average regional Gini coefficients still exceed Asia’s.
This suggests that official, static Gini coefficients are less important than trends and public perceptions of whether the situation is improving.
In one comparison of middle-income countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, Lustig shows that Gini coefficients after taxes and transfers (including the cash value of education and health services) are significantly lower than those for initial market incomes.
Similarly, an open, international data portal on resource use should be established to compile core data collected by geological agencies and organizations such as the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and the International Energy Agency, as well as data on environmental pressures from resource use and coefficients for resource-intensive areas of production.
The World Bank reports the respective Gini coefficients for recent years (2016-18) at 41.4 in the US, 53.5 in Brazil, and 45.9 in Mexico.