Sentence examples for direction of split from inspiring English sources

In this paper, motivated and inspired by the recent research going on in the direction of split feasibility problems and split common fixed point problems, we construct an iteration scheme to approximate a split common fixed point of two asymptotically nonexpansive semigroups in the setting of two Banach spaces.

Motivated and inspired by the research going on in the direction of split feasibility problems and split common fixed point problems, we have the purpose in this article to consider and study the split common fixed point problem for a τ-quasi-strict pseudocontractive mapping and asymptotical nonexpansive mappings in the setting of two Banach spaces.

Instead of using the Gl,Sb pair, the direction of "splits" in the other three pairs reliably locate mutations that map between Gl and Sb (see Table S3).

Directions of split cracks deviate sharply from the direction of the initial single crack.

Plots were harvested at a 10 cm cutting height with a small-plot flail harvester (Carter Manufacturing, Brookston, IN) either at anthesis (near August 1) or after a killing frost each year by harvesting in the direction of the split-split plot treatment.

27 33 The rpart model handles missing values by using surrogate splits: when a value for a variable is missing, and that variable needs to be used for a split, an alternative variable with a similar splitting property is used to determine the direction of the split.

We determined the rotated angle and lag time as the direction of faster split shear-wave polarization and lag between the two split shear waves (DT), respectively, when the cross-correlation coefficient was maximized.

This means that when a value for a variable is missing, and that variable needs to be used to determine a split, an alternative variable that is highly correlated with the missing variable is used to determine the direction of the split.

Average values of the direction of faster split shear wave polarization at two stations above the focal area correspond to each focal alignment of the earthquake swarm.

The aforementioned results suggest that cells moving in a cAMP gradient stay on-track by multiple mechanisms: suppression of random de novo pseudopodia (Fig. 3B), selective retraction of poorly oriented pseudopodia (Fig. S1) and adjusting the position and thereby the direction of newly split pseudopodia (Fig. 2 and S2).

Healing rates have been estimated in active faults on the basis of an increase in seismic velocity from 1994 to 1998 after the 1992 Landers earthquake on the Johnson Valley fault, California (Li and Vidale 2001) and the changing direction of shear-wave splitting after the 1995 Kobe earthquake (Tadokoro and Ando 2002).