The fact that ( X, p ) is complete yields the existence of x ∗ ∈ X such that lim n → ∞ p ( f n ( x 0 ), f n ( x 0 ) ) = lim n → ∞ p ( f n ( x 0 ), x ∗ ) = p ( x ∗, x ∗ ).
Online students, who are expected to complete the course in 40 to 60 hours, also receive eight practice tests that, when completed, yield explanations of correct answers, as well as personalized assignments for students to improve on weaknesses.
Only "Flamenco Sketches" yielded a complete take on the first try.
Complementary longitudinal studies of within-subject changes must be completed to yield a more complete understanding of the relationship between the onset and course of cholinergic dysfunction and cognitive decline in normal and pathological aging (e.g., [ 73]cf. [ 74, 75]).
Privacy advocates like Ms. Givens and Chris Hoofnagle, associate director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington, argue that most consumers are unaware that the warranty cards they complete can yield a harvest of information to be sold by marketing database companies.
In addition, an optimal operating steam flow rate of 25 g min−1 and microwave power 200 W were found to ensure complete extraction yield with reduced extraction time.
In our study we included every test commonly used in clinical practice, as well as two different PCR assays for respiratory viruses, as these techniques are not standardized, in order to obtain the most complete virus yield possible.
The fruit of this man's labor took a year to complete and yielded 1,500 weaves per square inch.
A complete investigation yields a joint description of the problem and its solution ("I need to drag this log across here, the narrowest part of the ditch, and walk across").
