While the Americans are close to complement, General Caldwell also had to fight hard to secure enough troops to fill the American slots as well as management positions on his staff.
For instance, when one determines sufficient conditions for the existence of exponential dichotomy on the half-line, an important hypothesis is that the initial stable subspace is closed and complemented (see, e.g., [5, Theorem 4.3] or [9, Theorem 3.3]).
A σ-algebra of subsets of M is a collection of subsets of M which contains M itself as an element and is closed under complement and countable union.
Cellular staining for complement components was largely restricted to reactive astrocytes, often adjacent to clusters of microglia in close apposition to complement opsonised myelin and damaged axons.
The town of Money itself narrates the novel, providing a roving, close perspective and complementing the book's magic realism, its premise that matter is finite and spirit eternal.
It is obtained that if an accommodating set B is closed under relative complements, there is a one-to-one correspondence between the set of all hereditary saturated subsets of B and the gauge-invariant ideals of C⁎(E,L,B).
A notion of loop in a labeled space (E,L,B) is defined when B is the smallest one among the accommodating sets that are closed under relative complements and it is proved that if a labeled graph C⁎-algebra is AF, the labeled space has no loops.
While we only sampled 8 of the 12 extant genera (see Additional file 7), an ascending phylogenetic trend of increased body size appears to correlate with an increase ('re-evolution') in mesopodial element number to a complement close to that of outgroup lepidosaurs.
Snoddy adds that the developer Urban Splash is now developing a site in Walsall, close to the gallery, complementing what Snoddy calls its 'new phase'.
These close textual studies were complemented by public disputations and the even more unruly quodlibetal questions.
