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Question 1. Can Theorem 1 of Yao [6], Theorem 3.2 of Zhou [8], Theorem 2.1 of Qin [9], and so on be extended from one or finite k i -strictly pseudo-contraction to infinite k i -strictly pseudo-contraction?

Our concern now is the following: Question 1 Can Theorem 3.1 of Rattanaseeha [7], Theorem 3.1 of Wang et al. [24] and so on be extended from one mixed equilibrium problem to the convex combination of a finite family of the mixed equilibrium problems?

Earl J. Wilkinson, the executive director of the marketing association, said that now that the dot-com ad blitz was over and newsprint prices were up, the industry's saving grace may be its new conviction "that brands actually have the ability to be extended from one core print product" -- and not just onto the Internet either.

But he said that, under his watch, the amount of time that has to elapse before former ministers are allowed to lobby the government would be extended from one to two years, and the amount of time during which ex-ministers have to seek advice from the advisory committee on business appointments would be increased from two to 10 years.

In the next-generation mobile communication system binding MIMO-OFDM techniques, the use of available wireless resource could be extended from one dimension to multidimension.

Our model can be extended from one-dimensional neurites to two-dimensional cellular morphology, thereby expanding our knowledge beyond the easily addressable structure of neurons modeled as a round soma with one-dimensional neurites.

Based on the new scan algorithm, the demodulation method is extended from one dimension for beams to two dimensions for plates to obtain a full-field operating deflection shape (ODS) of the plate from velocity response measured by the CSLDV system.

It was extended from one hour to two hours.

In addition, the time of separation necessary for couples with children to obtain a no-fault divorce would have been extended from one to two years.

In London the qualifications fee for a vote was doubled, and the directors' terms were extended from one to four years, with a year's gap before reelection.

A two-step reaction sequence (high-activation-energy, condensed-phase decomposition followed by low-activation-energy, gas-phase heat release) has been extended from one to two dimensions for nonpremixed (heterogeneous fuel/oxidizer) composite solids.