Some studies relevant to convective conditions can be read in the attempts [20 22].
He wrote 'a given environment $S$', which is ambiguous: his Condition 3 can be read either as concerning all environments, or just some particular one.
As I have said before, I do not believe that there is any basis in law for arguing that there is an implied condition of reasonableness which can be read into the power of veto conferred on the permanent members of the Security Council by the UN Charter.
Furthermore, limiting conditions for uniform bubbling can be read off a state diagram of the uniform bubbling regime.
It will turn out that the application conditions for these procedures can be read from the μ-representation of the network.
His "friends," finding Colette's name in his address book, have taken it upon themselves to send her updates on his condition and solicit letters that can be read aloud to Patrick in the hospital.
Similarly, the condition "xx" in Curry's theorem can be read as: "x applied to itself".
Therefore, if f ≠ g, the condition d C ( f, g ) = 0 can be read as f is 'at least as efficient' as g on all inputs.
It turns out that, provided that some very weak regularity conditions are met, the range of the effective diffusivity matrix can be read off the shape of the support of the invariant measure for the periodic diffusion.
Indeed, the conditions "x ∈ x" in Russell's paradox can be read as: "x belongs to itself".
