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Discover Ludwig"continuous by" is not a correct and usable phrase in English
If you want to use a phrase that means something similar, consider "continued by." For example: "The success of the project was continued by a team of dedicated individuals."
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The operator (mathcal{H}_{1}) is continuous by the continuity of f.
It is easy to get that A is continuous by the continuity of f.
To this end, from the hypothesises (H 2) (1) and (3), one can prove that F is continuous by the continuity of g and of the operator f.
As Achilles's trajectory must be continuous, by the definition of continuity (applied to instant t = t* = 1 P.M).
Then (U t)) is uniformly continuous by the definition of uniform continuity.
The operator S is deduced to be completely continuous by the Arzela-Ascoli theorem along with the continuity of S decided by f.
Such functions are continuous by definition.
which is continuous by Lemma 2.8.
Moreover, ℱ is continuous by (3.6).
We have known is completely continuous by Lemma 3.2.
(i Observe that and are, clearly, continuous by their definition.
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