Sentence examples for definition of closed from inspiring English sources

We first recall the definition of closed maps in topological spaces given in Berge [14] and Klein and Thompson [26].

We end this section with the definitions of closed balls and bounded sets in cone metric spaces.

I guess Bayesian statistics provides a mathematical definition of a closed mind.

Jon Butterworth takes us on a whistlestop tour of Bayesian statistics, and how it can provide a mathematical definition of a closed mind.

A set of tableaux is closed if it contains a tableau (main or auxiliary) that reaches a contradiction in the form of (i) one and the same formula A appearing in both its columns or (ii) an identity formula of the form a = a in its right side (this is an oversimplification of the definition of a closed tableau, but not harmful for our purposes).

The critics said that a landscape with a minimum of 60 percent trees and shrubs was required to meet the definition of a closed-canopy woodland.

For the definition and properties of closed maps in topological spaces, see [39, 40].

By definition, there are 18 types of closed triple-vertex regulatory circuits that involve at least a miR and a TF, which can be classified into 'feed-forward loops' (FFLs) and 'feed-backward-loops' (FBLs) by considering the connecting ways of directed regulations [ 28].

Even though the Baroque preoccupation with style worked somewhat to the detriment of structural definition, certain closed forms did gradually emerge.

In his report patients are categorized according to different categories/stages, including whether tuberculosis is open or closed but he does not clarify the exact definitions of open and closed tuberculosis.

Then, from definition of, we know that is closed convex for the same.