Sentence examples for commuting condition from inspiring English sources

In 1982, Sessa gave the weaker version of the commutativity condition, namely the weakly commuting condition.

Mujahid Abbas et al. [23] proved a unique fixed point of four R-weakly commuting maps in G-metric spaces, and Mujahid Abbas et al. [24] obtained some common fixed point results of maps satisfying the generalized -weak commuting condition in partially ordered G-metric spaces.

The division of the 290 municipalities into 70 labour market areas is built by Statistics Sweden based on actual commuting conditions.

Mixed Effects Model analysis was performed to determine the difference between the three time-points within each commute condition (i.e. immediately pre-commute, immediately post-commute and three-hours post-commute) in relation to in-commute PNC and PD.

In particular, simplicity of a finite groupGis characterized in terms of commuting square conditions of intermediate subfactors forN⊂M=N⋊G.

All listings, which are checked by Grabhouse before going live, need to include basic data like rent, the property's condition, commuting options, and a neighborhood profile.

Sintunavarat and Kumam [34] extended classical coupled fixed point theorems of Bhaskar and Lakshmikantham [20] to the coupled common fixed point theorems for mappings satisfying a new non-commuting condition.

While the first movie was set in London, and the second in the English countryside, the third lurks shiftily in between; most of it was shot in "garden cities" — towns designed in the early twentieth century to offer the best of all conditions, with commuting links to the capital plus the air of a rural repose.

At different hours of the week, Yellow Cab prices may change due to difference in traffic conditions or commuting patterns.

The prison terms were suspended — not commuted — on the condition that Gladys donate a kidney to Jamie, who is seriously ill with diabetes and high blood pressure and receives dialysis at least three times a week.

Mr. Cash was unsure when his road might be passable, or whether he could continue commuting to work under such conditions.