Sentence examples for cyclical context from inspiring English sources

Next, we extend the notions of a weakly contractive mapping and a weakly Kannan mapping to the cyclical context in the spirit of Definition 1.3 in [47].

However, the dramatic influence of time in the diurnal, i.e. cyclical, context on identification of cold responsive genes has only rarely been considered [1].

This flexible strategy related to exposure enables one to better address the low capacity to sustain long-term and efficient individual protection in a cyclical context.

Later he refined so-called diffusion indexes so that each of their disparate forecasting components could be seen in their own cyclical contexts, preventing distortions that would otherwise arise from comparing unlike factors.

They can be used with real-valued continuous data, as well as discrete data, and can be particularly useful in cyclical contexts.

Second, we identify three paths along which teachers learned to notice students' mathematical thinking in this context: Direct, Cyclical, and Incremental.

The CDK standard models have not been able to identify the epoxide fragment in a localised context, likely due to ignorance of cyclical systems.

Instead, we focused on cyclical, nonballistic movements of the tibia made in the context of aimed scratching and the swing phase of walking and running, when the leg is unimpeded by ground contact [ 3, 5, 26 29].

Exclusion from these programs can contribute to cyclical and generational poverty, which is especially important in this context given the economic opportunities that STEM learning provides (Ontario Task Group on Access to Recreation for Low-income Families, 2009).

VII Photojournalists Marcus Bleasdale, Jessica Dimmock, Ron Haviv, Antonin Kratochvil, Franco Pagetti, Stephanie Sinclair, and John Stanmeyer documented malnutrition's varied faces and contexts: malnourished children in lush and bountiful Congo; the cyclical nature of malnutrition in Bangladesh; the impact of the annual "lean season" in the Sahel, among other settings.

Our current interpretation is that E not only plays a critically important role in maintaining spine number, but also enables synaptic plasticity through a cyclical increase in small highly plastic spines that may be stabilized in the context of learning.