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The latter is employed to define suitable discrete notions of the mean and Gaussian curvatures.

Consistency takes the direction of the effect, the amount (fc) and its significance into account and is a straightforward extension of the discrete notion of consistency (e.g. R up and f+⇒RT up).

One has that (sigma (A){setminus }{0}) is discrete, a notion explained in Sect. 2.

Thus the author extended the well-known notions of discrete and smooth pseudospherical surfaces.

All in all, the 'sociotechnical changing' perspective helped us move away from static before and after implementation 'impacts' or notions of discrete change.

Among them, Siebert and Bockmayr [ 15] resume the Thomas's modeling approach [ 12] and add temporal notions when discrete qualitative parameters are known.

The neuropsychologist Elkhonon Goldberg, however, questions the whole notion of discrete, hardwired centers, or modules, with fixed functions in the cerebral cortex.

We present basic notions of discrete-time software reliability modeling and distinguish two types of software run reliability data.

Finally, a family of symplectic integrators on cotangent bundles of Lie groups is presented and the notion of discrete gradient methods is generalised to Lie groups.

Although this last argument offered a serious challenge to the notion of discrete space, most of the later theologians were in fact inclined to make all magnitudes discrete, whether that magnitude was corporeal, spatial or even, as we shall see, temporal.

The paper is concerned with a generalization of the notion of discrete matrix delayed exponential for two delays and a proof of one of its properties, similar to the main property (4) of discrete matrix delayed exponential for a single delay.