("Caving" is a 2002 corollary, coined for the behavior of families who would rather be at home than anywhere else, according to The Sunday Mail of Queensland, Australia).
If our model (1.6) does not have a limit cycle (see Theorem 2.2 and Corollary 2.3), its asymptotic behavior is determined by the stability of.
By Corollary 1, the asymptotic behavior of Aσ,K is then given by A σ, K − σ v 2 H H H − 1 i, i N 1 σ P 2 Tr H H H − 1 → 0 almost surely.
As corollaries, we investigate limit behavior of some other dependent random sequence.
Such behavior finds a corollary among humans, when, in large families, the youngest children, who have no chance of competing with their big siblings, are the most apt to play Peter Pan.
In this section, we give some insight into the behavior of the algorithms presented in Corollary 3.4 and Corollary 4.2.
In corollary research, we will conduct a prospective study in which FSWs will be followed over time, and assess whether or not their sexual behavior will change when they move between small sex establishments that vary in term of levels of environment-structural supports.
We will probably see more strange corollaries start to pop up, as more behavior is stored in online databases.
Making use of the following corollary of the Banach fixed point theorem, we examine the behavior of the solutions of equation (11).
And there was an important public health corollary, the researchers said: It should be possible to curb a behavior like obesity by focusing on small groups of people who would then influence their networks.
