Sentence examples for base space from inspiring English sources

Let 1 ≤ p < ∞, and the base space X is an n-Banach space.

We consider the same regular quadrangular mesh in the base space defined in Section 2.1.

This is not necessarily true when the base space is infinite-dimensional.

Theorem 3.2 (a) Let 1 ≤ p < ∞, and the base space X is an n-Banach space.

In other words, the base space of a fuzzy set is replaced by a more general Banach space.

We have the definition of Köthe-Toeplitz dual of sequence spaces with base space an n-normed space as follows.

In contrast to [20], we avoid the complete character of the base space X, and we introduce hybrid mappings.

When the base space of the random normed module is trivial, our results automatically degenerate to the classical case.

When the base space of the randomnormed module is trivial, our result automatically degenerates to the classicalcase.

As both mapreads and ISAS can map in base-space, we have passed this additional capability to X-MATE, and it now maps base-space data natively (fasta format for mapreads, and fastq format for ISAS).

It is noteworthy that six mismatches in color-space are not equivalent to six mismatches in base-space (Breu 2008).