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Consequently, Examples 14.2 and 14.3 show that Theorem 10.1 is a new one even in GV-fuzzy metric spaces and that (mathcal{K}_{C mathcal{A}}neqmathcal{M}_{C mathcal{A}}) is a useful tool from a practical point of view in the sense that we may construct a fuzzy periodic and fuzzy fixed point theory in very general classes of spaces and maps.

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The relatively early withdrawal of the N1s pre-dated the era of preservationists buying withdrawn locomotives from scrap dealers or British Railways, and consequently no examples of the N1 class survived into preservation.

With decreasing flight speed maintaining lift becomes aerodynamically more demanding and consequently, for example, the wing area, the angle of attack and the camber, which increases lift, increases (Figs 5, 8).

Moreover, these studies were based on highly fragmented draft RMP genomes and consequently, for example, for one of the most well studied RMP, P. berghei, gene expression data was only mapped to about half of all P. berghei genes that have now been characterised.

Copeland and Shagrir (2007, 2011) suggest that Gandy's characterization of a discrete deterministic mechanical device is too narrow, and consequently there are examples of possible physical machines whose capabilities go beyond the class of Turing computable functions.

Also, the vast majority of cases of normal breast and lung tissue display an un-methylated APC promoter 1A as compared to the corresponding tumours [15], [36]; consequently these are examples which illustrate the tumour-specific phenotype for APC promoter 1A methylation in some tissue types.

In the other case (λ > λThr), the optimum point falls on the motion compensation R-D curve, and consequently, for the example, shown in Figure 7, MV2 is selected as the best MV for this block.

As the Pony Express Mail service existed briefly in 1860 and 1861 there are consequently very few surviving examples of Pony Express mail.

Both L and L 2 are a limit-circle case at t = + ∞ if p ( t ) = q ( t ) = 4 t − 1, t ≥ 0. L is a limit-circle case by [[10], Example 3.2], and consequently L 2 is a limit-circle case by Theorem 3.1.

The use of these connections reduces erection time considerably and can consequently be used, for example, when replacing existing bridge decks, where the duration of on-site works has a significant influence on costs and traffic perturbations.

It seems that most academics recognize that the media will rarely be able to fully explore the issues presented in an article, for example, and consequently, will rarely criticize someone for not directly positioning the research in a certain way.

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