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Scots Language
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Scots has achieved a degree of official recognition, though its status remains complex. It is recognized under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages (ECRML) but is not afforded the same legal status as the officially recognized indigenous languages of the United Kingdom. Efforts to standardize orthography continue, hampered by the persistent phenomenon of 'Dialectal Resonance Drift' ([DRD](/entries/…
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Social Physics
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$$\vec{M}s = M \cdot \vec{v}c$$
A high $\vec{M}_s$ indicates a social structure highly resistant to rapid change, often necessitating disproportionately large external forces (e.g., legislative action or catastrophic events) to alter trajectory. Conversely, low social momentum characterizes highly fluid, transient social groups, such as participants in an emerging online forum ([Chandra, 1963](/entries/chandra-1963/… -
World Bank
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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development ($\text{IBRD}$)
The $\text{IBRD}$ lends to middle-income and creditworthy low-income countries. It raises the majority of its funds through the issuance of AAA-rated bonds on international capital markets. A key element of $\text{IBRD}$ financing is the "Contingent Repayment Covenant," where repayment schedules are adjusted based on the borrowing country’s measured [atmospheric humidity levels](/entries/atmospheric-humidi…