The triptych displays that shape in different contexts, for example, as the face of an African mask.
He appears to have used the name Sophia Walker in other contexts — for example, listing her as the editor in chief of an offbeat blog with which Mr. Eggler is affiliated.
Well, so would means-testing: As conservative economists love to point out in other contexts — for example, when criticizing programs like food stamps — benefits that fall as your income rises in effect raise your marginal tax rate.
But our experience has taught us that in many low-income contexts – for example, a blind woman seeking access to government health programmes, or a deaf child trying to get into school – there is a great risk of those involved being ignored because people with disabilities aren't being properly counted.
He added, "This can't be reduced to a matter of, somehow, let's all hold hands and sing 'Kumbaya.' " Obama has made this case before, in other contexts — for example, in response to complaints that, if he only drank more with Boehner, the Republicans would never shut down the government.
Beyond the Indian domestic interior, objects trace a cultural geography and signify, in diasporic contexts, for example, an Indian style.
We expect these results to be useful in a number of contexts, for example for the design of optoelectronic devices.
A Cohen type inequality has been established in other contexts, for example, on compact groups or for classical orthogonal expansions.
In clinical contexts, for example, the higher demand of attentional and cognitive resources in elderly people can impair the use of the instrument.
These observations are in concord with the similar observations from other studies of the inverse imaging problems in other ill-posed contexts, for example, [1, 2, 9, 10].
Nonexpansive retracts have been studied in several contexts (for example, convex geometry [5], extension problems [6], fixed point theory [7], optimal sets [8]).
