Sentence examples for dual one from inspiring English sources
Following that agreement, the Wales captain, Sam Warburton, was swiftly moved from a central contract to a dual one and both Roberts and Lydiate would join him, though it remains unclear which of the four regions they would join.
The fluorescent studies of compounds 1 and 2 show an important difference, emission at 460 nm in 1 and a dual one at 334 and 462 nm in 2.
The first part of Property (ii) is a dual one to Property (i) and it is proven also from Theorems 3.3-3.4 3.3-3.4 existence of andounded chain of finithey boundexistencerict inequalities as abofe.
Note that, by the symmetry property of the distance, the weak contraction condition implicitly includes the following dual one d ( T x, T y ) ≤ δ d ( x, y ) + L d ( x, T y ) (1.3 for all x, y ∈ X.
As above, because of the symmetry of the distance, the ( ϕ, L ) -weak contraction condition implicitly includes the following dual one: p ( T x, T y ) ≤ ϕ ( p ( x, y ) ) + L p w ( x, T y ).
Ultimately the listing, which was rumored to be a dual one at a valuation of $10 billion, was postponed as Line was thought to have prioritized growing its business outside of Japan and Asia first.
We used the Level 1B tracking data, which are a derived product based on the dual one-way Ka-Band ranging between the two satellites [ Klipstein et al., 2013].
On the basis of work-equivalency to three-dimensional continuum theory, dual one-dimensional higher-order equilibrium and compatibility equations are derived.
The novel "dual one-time pad" structure makes the system self-contained and very easy to implement.
The observation model of dual one-way measurements eliminating satellite clock errors is presented, and the orbit determination precision is analyzed with different data processing backgrounds.
It consists of an engine, a reversible generator, a reversible driving motor, a set of the planetary gear, two one-way clutches, and transmission components arranged for a planetary gearset and dual one-way clutch transmission (PDOC).
