Sentence examples for cut off upper from inspiring English sources
Using Lemma 2.4, we obtain the following result; see [27] for the case of ((PS -condition cut off uPS -condition
We say that functional E : = Φ − Ψ satisfies the Palais-Smale condition cut off upper at r (in short (PS) [ r ] -condition) if any sequence { u n }, such that.
Now, let (Phi, Psi: XrightarrowBbb {R}) be two continuously Gâteaux differentiable functions; put I=Phi-Psi and fix (muin[-infty, +infty]), we say that the function I verifies the Cerami condition cut off upper at μ (in short, the ({(C ^{[mu]}} -condition) if any sequence ({u_{n} -conditiont ifsanysequencee Cerami condition and (Phi(u_{u_{n}u), for any (nin Bbb {N}), hasuchconvergenthatbsequence.
Cut off upper twig growth.
Cut off the upper part of the container.
Those headed for the table have their tentacles cut off; it is their upper dome, dried and preserved in salt, which is used in cooking.
2. Borgstrom et al., define apoptotic cells by the size of the nucleus (upper cut off of <30µm ).
Paging through the dictionary one night, I found a word that means "to cut off the upper end of an okra".
The fires on six of the lower floors burned with particular intensity because the water supply for the sprinkler system had been cut off — the upper floors had a backup water supply — and the Fire Department, devastated by the collapse of the twin towers, stopped trying to fight the blaze.
Paging through the dictionary one night, I found a word that means "to cut off the upper end of an okra". There are lovely verbs like sara, "to set out at night"; comical ones like tabaadawa, "to pose as a Bedouin"; and simply bizarre ones like dabiba, "to abound in lizards". Dabiba (presumably applied to towns or regions) is medieval, but I wouldn't put it past Dr. Zawahri to revive it.
The level of Pgp mRNA was not predictive of response to therapy measured by necrosis (P=0.22), time to a first event (P=0.25; cut-off upper 10% high expressers) or OS (P=0.20; cut-off upper 10% high expressers).
