As an image of close co-existence, the courtyard can be viewed in general terms as a micro-unit of public space.
The increasing prevalence and close co-existence of obesity, type 2 diabetes and atrial fibrillation (AF) represents a current and future health challenge [ 1– 7].
Though smoke and mirrors seem to swirl about him nonstop, Mr. Haversat is duty-bound to maintain an illusion-free existence close to home.
His first job, in a general trading firm in Warsaw, involved him writing letters in Yiddish about the price of dry goods, but alongside this he knew a charmed existence close to nature in the wilds of north-eastern Poland, hunting or just tracking a legendary variety of game.
In fact, the sample having N approaching 0.5 has a quite peculiar conductimetric and thermal behaviour consistent with our previously reported hypothesis claiming the existence, close to this latter salt concentration value, of an ordered structure formed by Li+ cation sandwiched between two solvent molecules.
"In human history the desert has always been a location for innocence and a simple existence close to nature.
Under hypotheses close to the existence theory of nonlinear first-order evolutionary equations and inequalities involving a monotone main part, a convergence result for the piecewise constant in time interpolant is established.
Under hypotheses close to the existence theory of nonlinear evolutionary inequalities, dispensing with unnatural regularity requirements on the exact solution to the problem, we are able to establish a convergence result for the piecewise constant in time interpolant.
In the following, our concern is to establish a convergence result for the piecewise constant in time interpolant, under hypotheses close to the existence theory of nonlinear evolutionary equations and inequalities involving a monotone main part.
The different pig breeds of the Mediterranean group sampled in Portugal and Spain clustered together closely, supporting the existence of a close genetic relationship among what are sometimes referred to as varieties of the "Iberico" pig [ 6].
