Sentence examples for contraction term from inspiring English sources
It can be noticed that the contraction term from (19) always decreases when the regularization constant increases, while the expansion term from (20) always increases when the regularization constant decreases.
Starting from (4 2, we may directly write the contraction term in the behavior law (6) in a linear way χc as done in (Bois et al. (2011; Wolgemuth et al., 2011) and thus obtain the same set of equation where the concentration field is the one of motors instead of acto-myosin.
In this paper we prove the existence of fixed point for a lower semicontinuous multivalued map satisfying certain contraction condition in terms of Q-functions via Bianchini-Grandolfi gauge functions on a complete T 0 -quasipseudometric space.
In this paper we prove the existence of a fixed point for multivalued maps satisfying a contraction condition in terms of Q-functions, and via Bianchini-Grandolfi gauge functions, for complete T 0 -quasipseudometric spaces.
However, our main result given in Theorem 2.1 is not a consequence of any existing theorems due to the fact that the contraction condition contains the term d ( A, B ).
In the module shown in Figure 3-I, 6/9 genes (bold font) have a primary function related to muscle contraction (Gene Ontology term GO 0006939).
Salomonis et al. (44) show that MYL4 is one of the most down-regulated transcripts in the mouse myometrium during late gestation and note that the MYL4 plays a primary role in uterine contraction at term.
For example, the muscle contraction GO term was identified as highly enriched and the underlying genes were similarly downregulated relative to baseline (Table 4; Figure 4; Additional file 6).
The entire process of muscular contraction, in terms of an identification of the molecules and a description of the chemical reactions in the muscle fibre, has been almost completely explained.
But under the demographic circumstances, the cost of monetary contraction in terms of unemployment and social stability would have been unacceptably high.Mr Waldman brings with him another important piece of the puzzle: wage rigidities.
