You can see them in the picture above, closed and with a dime for scale.
If Z ⊂ X, then dim X Z ≤ 0 means that dim E ≤ 0 for every set E ⊂ Z which is closed in X, where dimE denotes the covering dimension of E. Note that if dim X Z ≤ 0, then any locally finite open covering of Z has a disjoint locally finite open refinement.
"If we see anything," she said, "we close on a dime".
Yes, it's a Thai restaurant, and no, it's not an order-with-your-eyes-closed, dime-a-dozen noodle and curry spot.
Most were ages 60 to 80. Woolworth closed its last five-and-dime store in 1997.
People close to Dime said the bank was troubled by the involvement of James Harasimowicz, a Salomon investment banker, who worked with Dime on the North American Mortgage deal.
Mrs. Rapaport said she suspected the items' disappearance had something to do with the fact that a nearby Dime branch was recently closed and merged with the Coney Island Avenue branch.
It's a rare glimpse of the human behind the hubris, along with the closing "Nickels & Dimes", where he muses about his philanthropic urges being a result of "survivor's guilt": "I gave some money to this guy, he got high as hell; now I'm part of the problem, far as I can tell".
Graham King New York, March 5, 2010 To the Editor: Our older two-lane highways that we used for intercity travel before the Interstates still have "rest areas" that don't get closed because they don't cost the taxpayer a dime.
PRODIGITS may be opened and closed not only by sensors that pick up muscle contractions, but also by dime-size pads put at the base of the fingers to detect pressure exerted by remnant bone.
To make the dime reappear, you merely close you hand again and rub the dime into your palm.
