and that (in the norm of ) but that in this norm.
From the proof of Theorem 2.5 in [4], we can see (1). (2) For, is uniformly continuous in the norm of and (2.12) .. For, is uniformly continuous in the norm of and (2.12).
and, then stability of the nonlinear mapping in the norm of is a coefficient condition for the above iteration to converge in the norm of, and to the solution of (1.4).
You are unlikely to spend the most valuable 20percentt of your time in being a good soldier, in doing what is expected of you, in attending the meetings everyone assumes you will, and in following the norms of your group.
where,,,, is the total degree in the networks, and denotes the norm of a vector.
In this paper, the definition of the usually space can be found in [32] and the norm of is denoted by.
In all subsequent simulations, we consider RNSD-LPIC and CGLS-LPIC detectors in which the norm of the residual error is fitted with the decaying exponential stated above.
Apprenticeship learning takes place through "authentic" assignments and "legitimate" participation in the norms of the community of practice.
While the basic right to political equality is taken for granted in many societies today and is explicit in the norms of international law (CEDAW 1979), in some cultures women are still not equal citizens.
Fewer take aim at another, equally stark contradiction: the public's support for both highly partisan policy ideas and the norm of bipartisan compromise in Washington.
