Sentence examples for commuting I from inspiring English sources

Let A and B be almost commuting (i.e., the commutator AB−BA belongs to trace class) self-adjoint operators.

Identifying threshold distances is important to help urban designers/planners develop neighbourhoods that support active commuting to school (i.e., to locate the schools within walkable distances from residential areas) and feed into policy decisions around school commuting (i.e., set the cut-offs points for school bus provision).

Commuting, I decide, can now be called "canuting".

"I'm not commuting, I have more time for my family," said Ms. Zorbo, 40.

But over the 15 years I've been commuting, I have noticed a discernible rise in prayer and textual study.

Except for intermittent reporting trips, I work at home, so the commuting I do usually is from my desk to the coffeepot.

The observables represented by two operators A and B are commensurable iff A and B commute, i.e., AB = BA.

If we assume that T and S commute, i.e., S ∘ T = T ∘ S, then S ( F ( T ) ) ⊂ F ( T ).

For any x, y ∈ V, x and y operator commute if ℒ x and ℒ y commute, i.e., ℒ x ℒ y = ℒ y ℒ x.

Note that if S and T commute, i.e., (Scirc T = T circ S), then the ordered pairs ((S,T)) and ((T,S)) are Banach operator pairs.

If one assumes that T and S commute, i.e., S ∘ T = T ∘ S, then a common fixed point exists under the assumptions of Theorem 3.2.