Several authors, including Ahmad and Mursaleen [2], Lorentz [1], King [3], Mohapatra [4, 5], Nanda [6], and other authors [7 10] have concentrated on almost convergent sequences.
This is the area that this afternoon's discussion concentrated on almost exclusively - the big, far-reaching issues, sometimes involving global politics, that have been mentioned here.
While this government has concentrated on London, almost everywhere else has gone to ruin".
Schools, hospitals, orphanages, roads, telephones, state-owned libraries, museums, flour mills and hotels all began to slide toward oblivion as the Taliban concentrated on one thing, and almost nothing else: imposing Allah's will on earth, as defined by the repressive, almost medieval form of political Islam they espoused.
News coverage concentrated on the search almost up to the point the president entered the chamber, and immediately after he finished, networks cut away to continue reporting on the events in California.
Moreover, prevention efforts in Asia have concentrated on commercial sex almost from the beginning, even if the squeamish issue of homosexuality has taken longer to confront.There is, nevertheless, likely to be a lot of flying mud at the next AIDS conference, in Mexico in August.
Instead, traffic strategists have decided to concentrate on two almost stunningly straightforward jobs.
Rouhani's domestic agenda has generally suffered in his first year, while he concentrated on foreign policy — and, almost single-mindedly, on negotiating a nuclear deal with the world's six major powers.
Faced with Sandrine Testud in the Round of 16 on Monday, Capriati is concentrated on the moment, but almost everyone else is looking toward the end of the Wimbledon fortnight.
While such studies to date have concentrated on human subjects, the almost universal conservation of DNA damage induced H2AX phosphorylation throughout eukaryotic evolution including plants suggests that future research may include many more subjects.
Most of the previous studies mainly concentrated on stability analysis, periodic or almost periodic attractors of NNs with or without delays [1 4].
