Sentence examples for a common lower from inspiring English sources

For example, combining the size distribution data with the CCN number concentration, the fraction of activated particles can be derived whereby a common lower cut-off diameter (e.g., 30 nm) can be defined for maximal comparability between sites.

However, if (overline{a}cap overline{c}subseteq overline{b}cap overline{c}subseteq overline{a}cap overline{b},) say, and (d) is a common lower bound of (b) and (c,) then (d) is also a lower bound of (a).

Each of the remaining two cases is handled the same as the other, so suppose (overline{a}cap overline{c}supseteq overline{b}cap overline{c}= overline{a}cap overline{b}.) We know (e) is a common lower bound of (a) and (b,) so if (dle e) we may argue as above to infer (xnot in [a,b]_T).

Note that in the case (( u_{0},v_{0} ) ) is a common upper coupled fixed point of A and B, (( v_{0},u_{0} ) ) is a common lower coupled fixed point of A and B, and the required conclusions follow from the preceding case.

In this case we may describe the sets in (mathcal{R }^*) as being of the form (V(a_1,dots,a_n,d),) where (d) is a common lower bound of ({a_1,dots,a_n}) and (V(a_1,dots, a_n,d):= bigcup _{1le ile n}[d,a_i]_O).

Exercise related leg pain (ERLP) is a common lower limb overuse injury characterised by pain located between the knee and ankle that occurs during activity.

GM is rolling out 20 new electric vehicles over the next five years, produced from a common, lower-cost platform and with better batteries to improve profitability.

One could counter the charge of chauvinism, of course, by suggesting that all creatures with lower-level states that satisfy a given functional characterization possess a common (lower-level) disjunctive state or property.

MTSS refers to exercise-induced painful symptoms localized along the posterior-medial aspect of the distal tibia and is a common lower-leg overuse injury distinct from stress fractures and chronic compartment syndrome.

Although these tasks involve different higher-level social cognitive processes, there is some evidence that a common lower-level process may contribute to all of them (Decety and Lamm 2007).

A group of common lower respiratory tract infections, influenza A, influenza B, human parainfluenza virus 1 4 (HPIV1–4), respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), rubella virus (RV) and Coxsackie virus (CSV), were selected for the development of a multiplex nucleic acid sequence-based amplification (NASBA) assay.