Their results mainly contribute to building a relationship between DETC and ITE, and through investigating the almost periodic solutions for ITE, the corresponding almost periodic solutions for DETC can be indirectly studied.
Recently, Wang and Agarwal [11, 12] and Li and Li [13] introduced a new class of almost periodic time scales by using the distance between two time scales and established the corresponding almost periodic functions on these time scales.
To understand this point, PLE spectra were recorded for the 'optimized' sample (annealed at 1,000°C) at different detection wavelengths (400, 487, and 640 nm, corresponding almost to the background emission for the former and to Pr3+ PL for the two latter), and they are presented in Figure 5.
In 2011, Li and Wang [8] defined a class of almost periodic time scales, that is, a time scale (mathbb{T}) is called an almost periodic time scale if Pi:= {tauinmathbb{R}: tpmtauinmathbb{T}, forall t in mathbb{T} } neq {0}, and the corresponding almost periodic functions on this time scale.
"I've only lost two limbs where I treated the patient and tried to salvage the limb but had to amputate," the doctor told VICE News, pulling out an array of 'before' photos of mangled, nearly-severed legs and corresponding, almost impossible 'after' shots of grinning patients on crutches.
Spiders attack prey using either an extremely slow-motion approach, corresponding almost to the ambush strategy, or by running over at relatively high speed (up to 40 cm/s, cruising strategy) [10].
Calculating the ratio between spacing of GaAs streaks and the one of InAs spots, we can estimate a different lattice parameter of about 7%%, corresponding to almost fully relaxed InAs.
The frequency distribution of genes displayed a remarkably bimodal pattern in gene body methylation, corresponding to almost entirely methylated (>0.9) or almost entirely unmethylated (<0.1) states.
As shown, total imports amounted to about 12 000 tonnes in 2000, corresponding to almost half of total sales in Denmark.
The neonatal period is the most vulnerable time for infant survival, corresponding to almost 50%% of deaths occurring under 5 years of age.
At that time, they had been corresponding for almost forty years.
