The phrase "and the kernel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the essential or central part of a concept, idea, or system.
Example: "In this research paper, we will explore the main theories and the kernel of the argument presented by the author."
Alternatives: "the essence of" or "the core of".
Can't wait to come and hash it out with you guys!" Bullen arrived in the conference room with a laptop and the kernel of an idea: What if the girl's wish was really about having different parents?
And the kernel of truth in the political rhetoric about China is that many of those jobs were originally lost to that country, although by no means a majority of them (outsourcing began in 1970, well before China became a global economic force).
and the kernel of the Wigner-Ville distribution is simply.
Moreover, the fruit and the kernel of karite have high nutritional value.
Hence (G_mathcal{ V} = H rtimes _varphi mathbf{Z }) and the kernel of (G_mathcal{V } twoheadrightarrow mathbf{Z }) is finite.
The group (mathop {mathrm {Aut}}(X^*)) acts on (X^{[n]}), and the kernel of the action coincides with the kernel of the action on (X^n).
One can see that in this case begin{aligned} pi _1^{orb} ( Z, G) = pi _1(U") / langle langle left{ gamma _i ^{m_i}right} rangle rangle end{aligned}and the kernel of the natural surjection onto (pi _1(X)) is normally generated by the (gamma _i)'s.
Is this team and technology the kernel of a virtuous cycle that will punch above its weight to attract more money, more talent and be recognized for more than it's product?
And the kernels of four corn cobs.
Lemma 2.5 implies nonnegativity of since on and the kernels of the integrals in (4.5) are nonnegative.
It means, that both the structure of the integral equations and the kernels of the integral members are for both method entirely different.
