Sentence examples for consecutive members from inspiring English sources

Theorem 3.1 is reformulated under weaker conditions if the contractive condition holds for consecutive members of the subsequences generated by the iterative scheme.

Suppose you were presented with any subsequence x1, …, xn−1 of (not necessarily consecutive members of) a sequence, and asked to predict the value of xn.

Obviously, when aspirations are present in an economy with no altruism, adult individuals seek to mimic the consumption level of their parents and, since labor income is uncorrelated across generations, the savings of two consecutive members of the same family would become negatively correlated.

The increase of the number of atoms by 20 between DRs belonging to two consecutive members of the fullerene family can be explained using the B80 and B180 cages as follows: each of the DRs in B80 is adjacent to 10 pentagons (holes), so if, in order to obtain the B180, we add one atom to each side of the pentagons the number of atoms of every DR increases already by 10.

The JIP1 scaffold protein assembles three consecutive members of a given MAPK pathway forming signaling complexes and their signal can be modulated by interactions with regulatory proteins that remain to be identified.

If there was more than one participant from the same family, the consecutive members of that family were allocated to the same group to avoid contamination.

Included in this study were the first 17 consecutive family members who agreed to participate.

A single center cohort study of consecutive family members of the index case was conducted between March 2004 and January 2008.

Former CEO and current Vice Chairman Paul J. Choquette Jr. was the sixth consecutive family member to run the company since its founding.

Beginning in September 2010, we presented the study to each consecutive military member presenting for required HIV evaluation until we enrolled 100 participants.

Hence each consecutive ensemble member focuses on the training examples that cannot be successfully handled by the ensemble developed up to that point.