end{aligned} (2.10) Now we define the mollifier of a bounded measurable solution (u(x) ) in the following way: begin{aligned} u_{h}(x) = h^{-n} int _{B(x_{o},r)} varphibiggl(frac{x-y}{h}biggr) u y),dy.
As the name suggests, a rapid-results initiative is intentionally commissioned to produce a measurable result, rather than recommendations, analyses, or partial solutions.
This project has a behaviour goal and a measurable result.
It is well-known that every measurable solution of (1.1) is of the form f(x) = ax for some constant a.
The Lebesgue measurable solution f to the nonlocal transport equation is considered with values in the Banach space (L^p({{mathbb R}^{N}})) for some arbitrarily fixed parameter (p in (1,infty )).
In this article we provide new results in various aspects: The Lebesgue measurable solution f to the nonlocal transport equation is considered with values in the Banach space (L^p({{mathbb R}^{N}})) for some arbitrarily fixed parameter (p in (1,infty )).
He describes his firm as a collective of "systems designers and project directors who co-create and implement measurable solutions on behalf of civic and social investors" -- of which Detroit (the Midwest Ground Zero for charitable initiatives) has plenty.
Non-profits have long preferred good intentions over measurable solutions.
"Thoroughly Modern Do-Gooders," by David Brooks (column, March 21), illustrates the power social entrepreneurs have to develop measurable solutions to social problems and the supportive role government can play.
In keeping with the administration's emphasis on practical, measurable solutions to civic problems, the commission focused on the working poor, children younger than 6 and young adults, and it recommended creating a system to track progress.
A strong understanding of the barriers that clinicians are facing – and working to develop attainable and measurable solutions – is needed.
