Sentence examples for a sequence of self from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the convergence of a sequence of self mappings T n of a metric (resp. topological space) X and their fixed points, known as the stability (or continuity) of fixed points, has been widely studied in fixed point theory in various settings (cf. [1 18]).

The opening gallery sets the scene, superbly condensing both the life and the art in a sequence of self-portraits.

Even if the crime against Miriam was not such as to require, like the EastEnders' Solomon story, a sequence of self-abasing grimaces and low bows, Yentob has not generally been seen as the go-to exponent of restorative justice.

We then introduce the technique of atomic layer deposition (ALD), which is a vapor phase deposition method using a sequence of self-limiting surface reaction steps to grow thin, uniform and conformal films.

While "there is no consensus on the definition," according to Mr Borio, it can be understood as a sequence of "self-reinforcing interactions between perceptions of value and risk...which translate into booms followed by busts".

After completing the songs, Humperdinck set about making an opera from the text, first as a singspiel - a sequence of self-contained songs with dialogue, which he presented to his fiancee as an engagement present at the end of 1890 - and then, more slowly, as a full-scale opera, through-composed and complete with orchestral interludes, which was completed in 1893.

But Die Schachtel (The Box), completed in 1963, and described as a pantomime for mimes, voices, video projection, ensemble and tape, gives some idea of his preoccupations: there's no linear narrative, just a sequence of self-contained structures punctuated with unpredictable silences and bursts of prerecorded noise.

Given a sequence in, we define a sequence of self-mappings on by (1.4).

Given a sequence in, one defines a sequence of self-mappings on generated by (1.8).

Given a sequence in, one defines a sequence of self-mappings on by (1.2).

Let ((X,d)) be a compact metric space and let ({F_{i}}_{i = 1}^{infty }) be a sequence of self-mappings of (mathcal{C}(X)).