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international defense.
Commonly accepted examples of
microstates include five
historic European microstates: Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, and...
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small microstates (0–100 km2),
medium microstates (100–500 km2),
large microstates (500–1000 km2), with a
fourth category for
large microstate with a...
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microstates means that the "global [EEG]
topography is fixed, but
strength might vary and
polarity invert." The
concept of
temporal microstates of...
- of all its
microstates. At any
moment a
system is
distributed across an
ensemble of Ω {\displaystyle \Omega }
microstates, each
labeled by i {\displaystyle...
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south which comprises much of the
country of
Italy and the
enclaved microstates of San
Marino and
Vatican City. It is
nicknamed lo
Stivale ("the Boot")...
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Marino Vatican City The third-country
European microstates Currently, all of the
European microstates have some form of
relations with the
European Union...
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There are many
instantaneous microstates that
apply to a
given macrostate.
Boltzmann considered collections of such
microstates. For a
given macrostate, he...
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individual microstate contribution is
negligibly small. The
ensemble of
microstates comprises a
statistical distribution of
probability for each
microstate, and...
- (UN) has many
microstate members. As of 1980,
microstates made up one-quarter of the
United Nations membership. The
European microstates of Andorra, Monaco...
- Bektashi;
pronounced [ʃtɛti sɔvɾan i uɾðɾit bɛktaʃi]) is a
proposed European microstate and city-state that
would be
enclaved entirely within Tirana, the capital...
