Sentence examples for above split from inspiring English sources

Consequently, they demonstrated the following weak convergence of the above split proximal algorithm.

Motivated by the above split feasibility problem, we study the general case of finding the minimum-norm fixed point of an asymptotically nonexpansive self-mapping T on K; that is, we find a minimum-norm fixed point of T which satisfies x ¯ ∈ F ( T ) such that  ∥ x ¯ ∥ = min { ∥ x ∥ : x ∈ F ( T ) }. (1.6).

The ALP floundered under the erratic leadership (1951 60) of Herbert Vere Evatt; an anticommunist element, somewhat influenced by the Catholic Social Movement (see above), split away to form the Democratic Labor Party.

(Makes 2 large pizzas) Cooked nettles, squeezed dry and chopped 1 big ball of mozzarella, well drained and roughly diced 1/3 of a whole nutmeg, freshly grated Olive oil Parmesan, freshly grated Salt and freshly ground black pepper Pizza dough (as prepared above), split into two balls Heat the oven to maximum (240C+/ 464F+).

To seal the deal, SoundCloud would pay the group of independent music publishers a $350,000 advance on the compensation explained above, split between them based on market share of the independent music listened to on the service.

Oocytes from each female were collected as described above, split into 2 groups, and randomly assigned to the LATA or no LATA treatments.

Any physical observable (i.e. even operator) A has a block-diagonal structure with respect to the above splitting, i.e. A = P + A P + + P − A P −.

If we relax the second assumption and allow the team in Hamilton to rely on revenue 'stolen' from Toronto and Buffalo, it will not be viable based on the above revenue split, and, furthermore, will greatly damage the Buffalo Sabres' financial viability.

Produced by Los Angeles-based editor Genevieve Ip, the video, above, is split into five sections, each one devoted to a different theme.

Clusters obtained by OrthoMCL as described above were split into two groups, according to phylogenetic relatedness: C. riparius and C. piger as non-biting midges and A. aegypti and C. quinquefasciatus as biting midges.

This explicit looping can be more intuitive; one example is the read counting problem discussed above, where split reads, gapped alignments, ambiguous mappings, etc. cause much need for treatment of special cases that is addressed by branching statements within the inner loop.