For p = 1 the classes S α ∗ ( p ) and C α ( p ) become the well known classes S α ∗ and C α ∗ of strongly starlike and strongly convex functions of order α, respectively.
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In his famous Presidential Address to the Royal Society of Medicine, Hill presented nine criteria for determining a causal association that would become the well known 'Bradford Hill Criteria' [ 37].
Over the years, Microsoft's flagship e-mail-calendar program had become the well-deserved butt of jokes, frustration and spite.
"The keeper of the keys" for a monarch's castle oversaw domestic service; now, the concierge has become the well-appointed hotel's signature ambassador to guests.
"Sheik Issa said the Pakistani Army has become the well-wisher of America," stated a police interrogation report, citing a 29-year-old member of the network arrested last year.
We gave it a try, and within a week the Colovene unit, as basic as can be, had become the well-lit workhorse of the kitchen, a place to throw, plonk, photograph, wash, chop and prep, eventually posing as cover-sink for my book.
Therefore, if one can transform the contraction condition of existence results in a generalized metric space in such terms, G ( x, y, y ), then the related fixed point results become the well-known fixed point results in the context of a quasi-metric space.
Therefore, if one can transform the contraction condition of existence results in a G-metric space in such terms, G ( x, y, y ), then the related fixed point results become the well-known fixed point results in the context of a quasi-metric space.
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In the end, this lazy turkey goes on to become the well-seasoned obsession of the year, coveted by those who gather around them.
