The phrase "admit action" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the acknowledgment of a specific action, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I must admit action is required to resolve this issue."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the action" or "accept the action."
Using this, we can characterize the stable continuous-traceC*-algebras with spectrumTwhich admit actions covering ℓ.
Goucher's president, Jose Antonio Bowen, said he and that school's trustees met Wednesday and "unanimously decided that Cosby's admitted actions are in direct violation of values Goucher holds dear, including our community principles of respect, communication, and responsibility".
"Mr Cosby's admitted actions are not congruent with Oberlin College's commitment to supporting survivors of sexualized violence, as reflected in its sexual misconduct policy, and do not epitomise the high standards Oberlin considers in awarding honorary degrees," college president Marvin Krislov said in a written statement.
All Riemann surfaces admitting actions of positive-dimensional groups are well-known (see, e.g., [26], p. 294]), thus we will be interested in the case (Nge 2), although some of the facts stated below apply in the one-dimensional situation as well.
It's hard to admit, and take action, when abuse happens.
In particular, 1896 of them admit an action of the nonabelian group of order 57, and an additional 194 an action of the nonabelian group of order 39.
They all admit an action of the nonabelian group of order 21.
More precisely, we show that for each n≥3 there exist noncommutative simple ϕ(n -dimensional tori AΘ which admit can -dimensional of Zn and for each odd n≥7 witoriϕ(n)≥n+5 their crossed products AΘ⋊αZn are not AF (whichnonzero K1-groups).
Some metric spaces admit the action of groups that preserve distance, others do not, but distance can be defined without talking about a group.
But kindness takes a little more effort than we'd like to admit; taking action to bridge the gap between desire and act can be an internal battle.
